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But it’s true. The US has been ignoring its immigration laws for the last few decades (not just immigration, really). All the while other countries routinely
by refurb 2y ago
But it’s true.
The US has been ignoring its immigration laws for the last few decades (not just immigration, really).
All the while other countries routinely enforce their immigration laws. In Canada if you’re caught crossing the border illegally you will be deported. A number of people on student visa were recently told to “go home”. No nonsense enforcement, simply “follow the law”.
The US elects someone who decides to do the same and the media treats it like the collapse of a democracy. In the US illegally? Deportation. Caught crossing the border illegally? Immediately turned around. Simple enforcement of the law.
It does help if one keeps in mind that countries often use these travel warnings politically - Germany is upset the US isn’t interested in continuing the Ukraine war so does a little jab with the border warning.