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I'm sure that you have a point, according to written policy and law. Trump has made a point of not caring about stuff like that, so who really knows?
by SR2Z 2y ago
I'm sure that you have a point, according to written policy and law.
Trump has made a point of not caring about stuff like that, so who really knows?
- arcticbull 2y agoPreclearance happens on Canadian soil, it's not an embassy. They would have to literally kidnap you and take you on a commercial flight to the US. If you're worried about the US kidnapping you from foreign countries, then I strongly suggest you speak to an attorney because I suspect you have bigger things to worry about than a Florida vacation. [edit] Ah, I see, I didn't catch that you meant on arrival. I suppose that is a risk, but it does seem like you'd really have to make someone's shit list to be admitted only to then immediately be removed.
- twothreeone 2y agoI think they meant CBP snatching you up at a port of entry regardless of your pre-clearance status.
- littlestymaar 2y agoYeah, given that they have been detaining green cards holders all bets are off.
- IIsi50MHz 2y ago…without charging them, and without any prior criminal record.
- sorcerer-mar 2y agoOr literally anywhere else in the country. A week 1 priority was expanding CBP's Constitution-free purview for expedited expulsion across the entire country.
- a_cardboard_box 2y agoThey could allow you to enter and then detain you when you land in the US.
- ipaddr 2y agoIf today's news tells us Trump is kidnapping people from other countries I doubt anyone would be shocked and it wouldn't even be frontpage news.
- jay_kyburz 2y agoI'm fairly sure I read something yesterday about ICE making "collateral" arrests in raids.