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It wouldn’t violate the law to refuse a transit visa to someone who hasn’t yet made an asylum case and is currently located in a foreign country. How could it?
by true_religion 7y ago
It wouldn’t violate the law to refuse a transit visa to someone who hasn’t yet made an asylum case and is currently located in a foreign country.
How could it?
I think you may be thinking of refusing to honor an existing valid visa at the border, rather than refusing to issue one at all before someone travels.
- jki275 7y agoNo country is required to honor a visa at the border. Even with a green card someone can be refused admittance to the country at the discretion of CBP. Only citizens have an absolute right to entry.
- lonelappde 7y agoI see. That makes sense.