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999900000999 8 days ago

These are at most trivial civil matters.

The net effect is your talking about putting non criminals in detention facilities rife with human rights violations.

As a hypothetical, if you can visit two countries and one offers the risk of indefinite detainment , which is roughly dependent on how behind the customs officials are on their quotas. Or another country that at most will just send you home, I think most will pick the country that just sends people home.

returningfory2 8 days ago | parent [-]

What process would you design for handling people who are denied entry at a land port of entry?

999900000999 8 days ago | parent | next [-]

They can figure out a way to get people to Venezuela faster than due process, they can figure out a way to get a British nanny back to London without detaining her indefinitely.

They could of had her home within 48 hours.

dudefeliciano 7 days ago | parent | prev [-]

how about denying them entry, and turning them back to the country they were entring from (Mexico in your example), so that they can fly back home from there?

returningfory2 7 days ago | parent [-]

That sounds reasonable, though I’ve read online that Mexico generally refuses to take them back.