> As some people point out, what makes the news is the exceptions, not the norms. There are also the cases that never make the news. For example: last Friday

> As some people point out, what makes the news is the exceptions, not the norms. There are also the cases that never make the news. For example: last Friday I went to a friend's PhD defense in Stockholm, during the party/dinner after one of his supervisors was telling us the story where she got detained by CBP in her last visit in March. She is a Finnish professor, with a J1 visa, with a part-time position in an American university, she was detained and deported because the CBP agent didn't like she said she was coming into the US for work-related matters. This never made the news or anything, she was quietly disposed of after being in "custody" for a few hours. Her takeaway was simply she would give up this part-time work helping some American PhD students, she didn't need the money and the stress and time wasted was too much. How many more of these cases exist? We will never know.