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I'm not sure but pretty sure they do. There are very few laws in the US discriminating against citizenship.
by rtpg 13y ago
I'm not sure but pretty sure they do. There are very few laws in the US discriminating against citizenship.
- rayiner 13y agoI didn't say citizen. I said foreigners not in the US. E.g. A yemeni citizen in yemen.
- astrodust 13y agoThat's probably the most confusing way to describe that. Why don't you just say a someone who's not American?
- rayiner 13y agoBecause citizenship and physical presence are both elements. A foreigner on US soil has rights, as does a US citizen on foreign soil. Hence "foreigner not on US soil." My understanding from the article was that the client was not American, not on US soil, and was not being charged by the US.