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Re:Brown Medicine professor and doctor deported to Lebanon d... by edwardjlsh on Monday March 17, 2025 @02:51AM (#43385786)
> There are hundreds of cases of people having issues with their paperwork when coming back in the US

The article suggests they have all their documentation and, after being detained, a court said they must not be deported but was deported (against the courts orders) anyway.

Do you have some sources that suggest it was due to paperwork issues?

Re:Brown Medicine professor and doctor deported to Lebanon d... by Paul-Craft on Monday March 17, 2025 @02:51AM (#43385792)
The headline literally says she had a valid visa. Unless you know otherwise, we should probably assume that's true.
Re:Brown Medicine professor and doctor deported to Lebanon d... by piombisallow on Monday March 17, 2025 @03:12AM (#43385897)
A valid visa (or even a green card) does not guarantee entry in the US.
Re:Brown Medicine professor and doctor deported to Lebanon d... by fzeroracer on Monday March 17, 2025 @03:16AM (#43385922)
Do you have an actual point? The court and judge called it a deportation, ordered CBP to not go through with the deportation unless given valid notice in order to gather facts on the case and they went forward with said deportation anyways.

The country has laws for a reason.