WHAT DOES THIS BILL DO? Designates Poland as a visa waiver country. Citizens visiting the U.S. within a 90-day period would not need to apply for a visa. WHY SUPPORT THIS LEGISLATION? Since the founding of the United States, Poland has proven its steadfast dedication to the causes of freedom and friendship with the United States. In addition, Polish History provides pioneering examples of religious tolerance. The United States is home to 9 million people of Polish ancestry, including 429,000 in Florida, 854,000 in Michigan, 240,000 in Minnesota, 576,000 in New Jersey, 433,000 in Ohio, 824,146 in Pennsylvania, and 497,000 in Wisconsin. Polish Immigrants have contributed greatly to the success of industry and agriculture in the United States. Since the demise of communism, Poland has become a stable, democratic nation. Poland has adopted economic policies that promote free markets and economic growth. Poland demonstrated its commitment to global security by becoming a member of NATO. Poland also just recently became a member of the EU. Poland was a staunch ally to the U.S. in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
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Discussing the designation of Poland as a visa waiver country.
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