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Originally Posted by JPhillips
You're convinced that there is a process that can be followed and will be honored, but we're seeing that that isn't true. The rules change from day to day. People are detained without process. There's no certainty that a person can do enough to be sure they won't be harassed or detained. Under those circumstances it's much safer to just not to come to the US.
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If you are referring to Comiccon ... if the process (and restrictions) are followed, application filled in properly, interview conducted etc. I don't see why it won't be honored?
If you are referring to the bigger picture of all legal travel into the US, I don't have the stats, but going to use the 80-20 rule (feel free to propose differently). The 80% of travelers into the US won't be questioned and will sail through.
The 20%, that have questionable situations, I agree should not travel into the US at this time. Off the top of my head, these include foreigners ...
- Here to work but don't have the proper visa
- From the list of 41 countries that may be banned or restricted
- Have questionable criminal histories
- Did not answer their application forms honestly
- Have attended the funeral of Nasrallah, lead protests, and similar type situations