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To enter a country as a non-citizen is a privilege, that a country has the right to deny for any reason or none. Just as you can deny others entry into your own
by Georgelemental 3y ago
To enter a country as a non-citizen is a privilege, that a country has the right to deny for any reason or none. Just as you can deny others entry into your own home or private property, without needing to give any justification. If the border agents are not applying their own stated rules consistently or transparently then that is wrong, but you are not entitled to anything just because you put in "time and effort".
- leoqa 3y agoIn the U.S. being a CBP is not well regarded and is generally a stepping stone for other federal law enforcement agencies due to the pension system. The guys checking passports are treated like children, I’m sure misuses of privilege can be escalated to a supervisor or complaints can be filed with the OIG or HSI even.
- jdjdjdkdksmdnd 3y ago[dead]