Just to be perfectly clear: I’m not proposing anything in the realm of international relations trying to force countries to do anything. Regarding your specifi

Just to be perfectly clear: I’m not proposing anything in the realm of international relations trying to force countries to do anything. Regarding your specific points: 1. Yes. Maybe only for resident visas (arbitrarily turning away tourists and people on temporary business sucks but is a lot less dire). 2. Yes on the trial. Not necessarily on granting entry in the interim. It would presumably work like any other trial: you’re held temporarily and then get a quick hearing which determines whether you’re released or not, and under what conditions. 3. I don’t see how this is different from #1. 4. Yes, this should be a criminal trial and the defendant should have all the rights due to a criminal defendant, including the right to a public defender.