No, in a country that follows the rule of law, there's no such thing as “for any reason” it must be “reasons provided by laws”. If any bureaucrat can, for no le

No, in a country that follows the rule of law, there's no such thing as “for any reason” it must be “reasons provided by laws”. If any bureaucrat can, for no legal reason, expel you, then it's the open door to abuse of power and corruption. > You don't have a right to visit another country. It's a privilege. In fact as a French citizen, the US has signed bilateral convention with my country that gives me the right to visit the US under a certain set of formalities depending on the circumstances, and this is reciprocal.