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> and could not be removed from the US Nope. You'd be deported. Probably held in a jail (or jail like) facility until you were placed on a plane/bus. You woul
by rbobby 13y ago
> and could not be removed from the US
Nope. You'd be deported. Probably held in a jail (or jail like) facility until you were placed on a plane/bus.
You would however have full benefit of the constitution, so anything found during an illegal search probably could not be used against you (assuming you can prove that a search took place and that the search was illegal).
- Crito 13y agoThat doesn't make sense to me, where would they deport you to? You'd be a citizen of the US, not the country you were coming from. What if your visa in that country was expired? Would the two countries just deport you back and forth until one got bored? It doesn't make sense to me that a US citizen, in the US not at any sort of border, could be deported under any circumstances.
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- rbobby 13y agoDoh... reading comprehension fail... did not notice the important "US citizen" bit (yeah... the key operative bit).