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To:	president@whitehouse.gov
Subject:	Letter to the President about Pakistan
Message:	Dear Mr. President, As a tax payer, I have to say that I’m very disappointed in the recent decision of the United States Department of Justice to include Pakistan in the list of the countries whose citizens are required to register with the INS. This decision has not only come as shock to us but also is an eye opener that the current administration has no regard nor is it grateful for the support that our allies have provided us with in our war against terror. Pakistan has cooperated very closely with the United States from day one in the war against terror and the history of collaboration between Pakistan and the United States spans over five decades. Pakistan hasworked very closely with the United States since its independence and has indeed been a very reliable ally especially during the Cold War and now with the war on terrorism. Pakistan has suffered very tremendously, financially as well as politically, by supporting theUnited States in the war against terror. Never the less, Pakistan’s support to the United States has been steadfast. Yet, we reward the great efforts and sacrifices of the Government of Pakistan by humiliating its citizens who visit the US legally. This is unacceptable and an extremely irresponsible decision. I believe that decision of the US Department of Justice to include Pakistan in the list of countries whose citizens are required to register with the INS is a mistake and will send the wrong message. The people of Pakistan are our friends, and taking such irresponsible actions and making decisions that will alienate our allies should be reversed immediately.