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Not to say that it's okay to detain people with an infant in reportedly (and believably) poor conditions this long but the whole story is very strange. They to
by stanski 7y ago
Not to say that it's okay to detain people with an infant in reportedly (and believably) poor conditions this long but the whole story is very strange.
They took a different road to avoid an animal? Was there a grizzly attacking their car or something?
Then the Canadians refused to allow them back.
Suspicious to say the least.
- rlpb 7y agoFrom https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-50067575 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-50067575: "David Connors, 30, and his wife Eileen, 24, said they were travelling with their young baby and family members - two more adults and young twins - on 3 October when, to avoid an animal, they veered on to a small road. But CBP said that remote video surveillance captured the vehicle crossing a ditch before pulling back on to a road in Lynden, Washington state, and continuing west. The group was pulled over by a border patrol agent shortly after. The occupants were arrested for illegally entering the US without inspection. During processing, records revealed the two adults that had previously been denied access to the US, CBP said on Tuesday."
- egdod 7y agoIf it’s not ok to detain them, what are the border guards supposed to do? Release them into the country and just hope that they show up for their hearing?