04-27-2025, 09:38 PM
DeusxMac wrote:
Be realistic. If CBP has anyone for whom entry is not going to be granted (pick any legitimate reason you want), they will send them back either to the country they arrived from, or their country of citizenship.
Flights to those countries are commercial flights. Commercial flights are not "immediate and on demand" for CBP, nor are available seats guaranteed on the soonest flight*. The earliest available flight with room may vary well be on another day. What can CBP do with those people in the meantime?
Is your answer really “Throw them in jail, after they strip-search them?”
…the biggest strike against the teens, they said, was that they mentioned during their interview that they occasionally did “small freelance jobs online.” While they claimed not to have any customers in the U.S., this led agents to believe they were attempting to work illegally during their time in the country.
Where is this quote from? I don't see it in the Newsweek article.
It’s one of the links in my post, but here it is again.