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You weren't detained. You were delayed. You then got in like I said.
I couldn't enter the US upon landing at an international airport. Why? We were all detained until the next morning when the union member government Immigration employees showed up for work to clear or deny entry to the US.
I couldn't enter the US upon landing at an international airport. Why? We were all detained until the next morning when the union member government Immigration employees showed up for work to clear or deny entry to the US.
Yes, there is. Even US citizens cannot enter the US from abroad at will. Everyone, including US citizens, is subject to clearance by Immigration.
True. At least twice a year I have to go through Immigration.
There is nothing in the constitution that guarantees refugees a place in the United States.
US code 1182 pretty much sums it up
True. At least twice a year I have to go through Immigration.
There is nothing in the constitution that guarantees refugees a place in the United States.
US code 1182 pretty much sums it up
I bet this matches exactly the number of times you go abroad, lol. Of course, anyone who arrives from abroad has to go through Immigration and customs, who is arguing against that??
True. At least twice a year I have to go through Immigration.
There is nothing in the constitution that guarantees refugees a place in the United States.
US code 1182 pretty much sums it up
Actually, the correct reference is "8 USC 1182" (f).
However, it would pay to read ALL of Section 1182, 8 United States Code.
I have read most of it. Very informative, and shoots a lot of talking heads right out of the water!
You are misreading your own cite. The finding is that the Border Patrol Agent could not legally turn away a citizen.
And that is the facts of the case cited. That US agents can and do break the law is clear. But that does not say they have a right to do that. They do it anyway and legal redress is available.
And if the guy involved ends up at a border station again they will let him in.
The BP can always break your chops if they wish to. But it is not legal to do so.
The cops in the neighborhood where I grew up were actually very nice and friendly guys. But they also would whack you up the side of the head for mouthing off. They did it but it was never legal.
I see you like resorting to this when you simply don't like what someone is saying.
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