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The semester is already over, many of them went home. They'll simply be refused when they try to come back.
by ty6853 1y ago
The semester is already over, many of them went home. They'll simply be refused when they try to come back.
- firesteelrain 1y agoIt’s hard to do an injunction if there is currently no harm.
- Animats 1y agoThat's a real issue. If you're on a student visa, and were planning on coming back in the fall, leaving the US for the summer may be a bad move. Entry to the US can be denied arbitrarily. Deporting someone is harder.
- benlivengood 1y ago> Deporting someone is harder. It used to be harder and mostly seems to be a matter of ICE finding the right door to break down now.
- NewJazz 1y agoOr the wrong one.
- xethos 1y agoThey've got a deportation order, so somebody is being put on a plane to El Salvador. Whether the name of the person being deported matches the name on the deportation order is another question, but not one ICE seems bothered by anymore
- netsharc 1y agoUndergrad Buttle better watch out...
- fullstop 1y agoYou mean Tuttle, right? ;-)
- AlecSchueler 1y agoDeporting someone is just a matter of grabbing them off the street and shipping them out to El Salvador before the courts hear anything about it.
- chairmansteve 1y agoNot only refused, they may be locked up for a couple of weeks, as has happened to various tourists.
- ty6853 1y agoSure, I was locked up by DHS/immigration, and I am a US citizen. CBP/ICE/HSI doesn't really need much of anything to lock you up, when they did it to me they told me I wasn't even under arrest.
- mandeepj 1y ago> Sure, I was locked up by DHS/immigration, and I am a US citizen. Can you expand - what happened?
- Terr_ 1y agoIANAL but there are different categories like "detained" [reasonable suspicion, for questioning] and "arrested" [probable cause], and that's why the common advice is to just ask "am I free to go", which doesn't get bogged-down on finer-grained distinctions about why you might no be.
- ty6853 1y agoYes chained ("detained") in a jail cell, but not arrested, so no right to lawyer.