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By the letter of the law and international agreements, foreigners have rights. In practice? Enjoy jail and a swift deportation because you happened to say the
by dleslie 10y ago
By the letter of the law and international agreements, foreigners have rights.
In practice? Enjoy jail and a swift deportation because you happened to say the wrong thing to an officer or otherwise incur their disgust. What an embarrassing, and costly, end to a business trip that would be.
- gozur88 10y agoHave you ever actually been to the US? For something like that to happen you'd have to be breaking the law. Saying the wrong thing to a cop won't do it - local police don't have the power to deport you. The most they can do is refer you to CIS, and if there's no crime CIS will say "Why are you bothering us?" It should be common sense you don't go to a foreign country and break the laws, no matter where you're from or where you're going.