For a regime that's brazenly breaking the law, the upper boundary to what they can do to you is unlimited. If they can put people onto an airplane and fly them

For a regime that's brazenly breaking the law, the upper boundary to what they can do to you is unlimited. If they can put people onto an airplane and fly them to a Salvadoran gulag in the middle of recess in a court case about how they can't do that - and then laugh about it - the law is very clearly not a limit they care about. I have doubts that waving your passport or your service medals in their face will at the end of the day, prove very convincing either.