Government suspends rules allowing visa-free entrance

Sunday, August 3, 2003

WASHINGTON -- The government acted Saturday to make American commercial airplanes less vulnerable to terrorists, requiring visas for people from most countries when they travel through the United States from one foreign airport to another.

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