[psych-hr] Re: Psychological Torture-Community Response?

I was researching Psychological Torture and I was wondering if keeping
families separated could be considered torture. I am a Canadian citizen
and am married to a Nicaraguan. My wife and children have never been to
Canada. We have been married since April, 2001. Initially we applied for a
visitors visa so my wife could come to Canada and meet my family and see
if she would like to move here. This was denied as she is "an intended
immigrant". I could tell you a very long story but do not want to waste
your time. I feel that we are being tortured and I would like to know your
thoughts on the matter.

thank you    Robert Middleton

bookbinder99@hotmail.com



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