Re: If Muslims are blocked by the U.S., should the IETF respond?

Holding meetings exclusively outside the US means that anyone living
in the US under a green card or similar may well not be able to return
from such a meeting.


Those people work for companies in whose self-interest it is to allow
them to participate (presumably). $ talks.

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