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"because rules" isn't valid in the context of the US right now. The faith, respect and trust of the US to follow its own rules is utterly destroyed. It's real
by kristopolous 2y ago
"because rules" isn't valid in the context of the US right now.
The faith, respect and trust of the US to follow its own rules is utterly destroyed.
It's really hard to overstate that the trust level is now a hard zero and it's likely staying there for decades.
- decimalenough 2y agoIt's not rules, it's physics. The airport preclearance stations are on Canadian soil and don't contain US-operated jails, all the CBP can do is hand you over to Canadian police.
- kristopolous 2y agoBut once you're in the US, and then you eventually have to leave which means you see officials ... trust level 0 means trust level 0. Let's put this another way as an extreme. If this relationship existed for somewhere like Myanmar, Yemen or Turkmenistan it doesn't mean you can trust your safety once you're in the country. Many Americans refuse to travel to Mexico on this premise. This is what I'm talking about. The US is now on that list.