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layman51 ◴[] No.43326191[source]
Earlier this month, the Guardian also had an article of a German tourist who crossed over the land border (San Ysidro Port of Entry, I assume) who was detained for a long while too. The details seemed kind of similar to this situation where it involves suspicion of tourists working in the USA without the proper authorizations.
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dghlsakjg ◴[] No.43326602[source]
While I don't like the whole "detaining people instead of just turning them around", but the German you are referring to was a tattoo artist who had posted on their instagram that they were doing pop-up tattoo events in LA, and then tried to enter on a tourist visa. She very much was in violation of the law, in other words.
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1. buyucu ◴[] No.43326959[source]
just deny entry. detaining someone for multiple months for tattoos is evil.