Has  Cambodia ever extradied some back to the USA? Do the Us Marshalls do it?
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Yes the US Marshalls would do the extradiction. They need the DOS or Immigration asistance to parole the person into the U.S. for prosecution.\n\nAs far as from Cambodia-depends on the international agreement between the U.S. Cambodia. If there is no extradiciton treaty-then no.  If there is one in place-then yes.\n\nYou can go on the Dept of State website or call them to find out if there is a treaty in place...
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There is even a US International team - they played in the ICC  competition that was staged in the UK two summers ago. Look on the ICC site - they would be able to provide links to associate member sites, and I'm sure the US is one of these.
359765
No, Almost all USA products brought must be pay by back in Us dollars unless it is under a wired transfer from the bank to a account in the states.The Bank will have its own transfer rates.
748254
Did they break US laws in the US or one of it's territories?  If so, then YES.  We do have an extradition agreement with the UK.
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video?\nwhere do you live cambodia?
306437
The answer is YES! But it's past tense, they did deceive, but actually it's public record now, so they aren't deceiving any longer...\nhttp://politics.guardian.co.uk/foreignaffairs/story/0,11538,1542130,00.html\n\nBut the US does this sort of thing far more than any other country, and I'm sure they knew anyway, just not publicly.
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I have great respect for people who refuse to serve their countries on a matter of principle. \nIf you were a young person in Germany during the 30s and 40s would you expect them to serve their country. I suppose that its okay to serve in Cambodia during Pol Pot's regime.\nTo blindly serve your country is foolish. You are a human being with intelligence. Surely you need to exercise that intelligence.
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depends on what they want you to do and how long it needs doing.... could be possible i know a few that have gone to America and Australia on secondment and have stayed
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Yes it should be possible ,however, it will be difficult. You can go to the US embassy and apply.\n\nThe fact that a long time has passed since you were last in the US is a plus but be prepared to answer a lot of questions. Why was your visa canceled ? make sure you have a good story for this. Most importantly why are going back ? also must have a very good reason. Most important of all, you must show proof of ties to your country, which in your case must be very strong. What country are you from ? If you are from a poor country you chances are automatically smaller.\n\nAlso it's very important to be nice to the visa officer. Only answer questions directly and don't go into long stories or get emotional (I've seen way too many people do this). It's important to know that the visa officer can deny your visa application simply because they don't like you, similarly, they can grant you one only because they do like you \n\nGood luck.
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I went to Cambodia on Semester at Sea, but that was only for an excursion.  I love Cambodia it is my favorite of all the countries I have ever been to.  It might be difficult to study there and receive college credit that would transfer.  I dont know, but I am just guessing based on my knowledge of Cambodia and the study abroad process.  I would assume that you may be limited to schools in Phnomh Penh.  Good Luck!
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I have a friend who is Puerto Rican and He was talked into going over seas to marry a Cambodian girl so she could come here to America!  He does not speak English well. and She speaks no English at all!\n\nAs yet she has not appeared on the scene, but in truth, how would they live, they have no common language, and no common back ground.\nMaybe her family thought the better of it and made her stay in Cambodia, and wait to get to America honestly.
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No a member from another country can enter as Joey says, but they have not become illegal yet.  when you enter the country illegally you cannot join, he is referring to allied countires like the phillipines sometimes the us govt looks for recruits there.  if your illegal dont even think about it, the recruiters will set you up for a meeting and when you arrive the INS will be waiting for you.
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most likely you do. but just in case check with either your embassy or south korea's..
3556
No.  The International Criminal Court (ICC) tries individuals for war crimes, and therefore the US naturally did not ratify the ICC treaty.  Bill Clinton signed it but did not submit it for ratification; Bush nullified even the signature.  Only countries that have ratified the treaty can have their citizens tried.\n\nSo, the US won't ever have anyone tried for war crimes.
900762
Yes, time to ship them back here. There will be a huge demand for them after the appeasement commences in January, 2007!
702369
I am assuming you are referring to Phnom Penh (the city in Cambodia) - do you have any more specifics like a time frame? There have been a lot of incidents that have happened over the years - I can help if you've got a little more info. Feel free to e-mail me at sofgrant@hotmail.com and I'll do what I can.
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No and why would they? America had companies that slave labored their people and polluted the land. They then abandoned the Mexicans for Chinese Communist workers at half the price they paid the Mexicans.