Anyhow, if it’s a temp. ban until more efficient procedures are introduced with active efforts from Bangladesh, then OK with me.
Accountants in a losing company will try to stop companies bleeding money first then try to make them profitable. A similar approach must be adopted here.

PS. Dude, im sorry, but this has got to be downright the most disgusting image building sentence i’ve read this year, considering im a big shwarma fan:

“cut that greasy shawarma and wrap it with passion and the taste of sweat”

To be frank, Bangladeshi’s seem to have an alarming rate of crime here compared to other nationalities. Bangladesh itself seems to be doing nothing to modernize their citizens more. We cannot ban ex criminals from entering the country because they can easily change their name and passport. And as I heard, the Bangladeshi passport is one of the easiest to forge.
So here is the formula:
Exceptionally high crime rate + lack of ability of controlling said crimee rate + lack of any positive control by the Bangladeshi government = a ban.

I hate it but it seems logical in this light.