Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by lmarcos on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @12:13PM
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And that's another reason I will never visit the USA.
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Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by daniel-cussen on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @02:47PM
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I know an intellectual, talking about Harvard inviting him to go talk there, and he was like nah, traveling to the States is too hard. Too much security, too painful, flying hurts. It's not the same America it was back then, either, the Rolling Stones in New York type of thing. A lot of anymosity.
Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by refurb on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @09:52PM
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Exactly. I'll only visit safe countries like China.
Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by ngc248 on Thursday May 12, 2022 @04:33AM
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dunno whether your comment is sarcastic or not... But it is definitely not safe to visit china. After the case of the two canadians, it is always a risk and there were some incidents before that also.
Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by DocTomoe on Wednesday May 18, 2022 @02:08PM
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In all fairness, I have no doubt the very same thing - getting detained and/or imprisoned under dubious pretences - can happen to you in the US. In fact, given US policing culture, I expect hundreds of such cases happening in the US right now and no-one caring because 'that's just what the yankees do'.
Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by mistertester on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @01:25PM
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No one cares
Re:My journey through the American immigration system as a c...
by Maursault on Wednesday May 11, 2022 @03:59PM
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Me either. That's why I live in the Commonwealth of Virginia where I enjoy strong mental health patients' rights. Of course, this also means living without 4th or 5th Amendment protections.