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That's been explained to you. I do have to chuckle though at the idea of being turned away at an airport. LOL
It happens every day.
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No, you have to get back on the plane. LOL But it's going to Chicago!!
Not when turned away by CBP. They have to leave and board an international flight. They don't even have access to the domestic flights.
Hell, in Japan, after deplaning from Chicago, and restricted to the international flight terminal, I had to go through Customs and Immigration in Japan all over again just to board my connecting flight to Thailand. I wasn't even entering Japan. Had to go through their CIS screening, anyway.
Well this illegal lived and committed his crimes in San Francisco, not the airport.
How is that any different? It's still trespassing, and authorities can eject a trespasser from where he's trespassing at any time without even holding a hearing or trial. They don't "wait to see what a judge says first" before ejecting a trespasser. The trespasser is then prosecuted after the ejection, if needed.
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This makes twice that SF released illegals from jail who went on to murder within a short period of time.
Not when turned away by CBP. They have to leave and board an international flight. They don't even have access to the domestic flights.
Hell, in Japan, after deplaning from Chicago, and restricted to the international flight terminal, I had to go through Customs and Immigration in Japan all over again just to board my connecting flight to Thailand. I wasn't even entering Japan. Had to go through their CIS screening, anyway.
You don't travel much, do you?
I know the carrier ain't letting them get on for free. LOL
How is that any different? It's still trespassing, and authorities can eject a trespasser from where he's trespassing at any time without even holding a hearing or trial. They don't "wait to see what a judge says first" before ejecting a trespasser. The trespasser is then prosecuted after the ejection, if needed.
And more and more people are paying attention...
It's different because San Francisco has their own laws and rules they follow.
I've already said that.
San Francisco has their own "sanctuary city" laws on illegals.
I know the carrier ain't letting them get on for free. LOL
The airlines typically have a policy for that. For example, Lufthansa:
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"Refusal of Entry 13.3. If you are denied entry into any country, you will be responsible to pay any fine or charge assessed against us by the Government concerned and for the cost of transporting you from that country. We may apply to the payment of such fare any funds paid to us for unused carriage, or any funds of the passenger in the possession of us. The fare collected for carriage to the point of refusal of entry or deportation will not be refunded by us."
He can't kill with an ankle bracelet on? Why was he not simply deported?
Because there's an entire lengthy legal process that must be followed before an illegal alien can be deported, due to illegal alien-advocates constantly pushing for more rights for them than they're actually entitled to. I already suggested that they should be treated as the trespassers they are and eject them from the US immediately. They can then appeal their case after they've been ejected, if they wish.
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