Immigration
Mar. 3, 2006
Immigration Agents Are Law Unto Themselves
Forum Column - Philip Hwang - Imagine traveling abroad for a vacation. When the plane lands at your destination, foreign officials stop you at the airport, berate you and ridicule your country. You are then taken to a local jail, strip-searched and housed with criminals. The next day, you are brought back to the airport in handcuffs and forced against your will to leave the country on the next flight.
Philip Hwang
Imagine traveling abroad for a vacation. When the plane lands at your destination, foreign officials stop you at the airport, berate you and ridicule your country. You are then taken to a local jail, strip-searched and housed with criminals. The next day, you are brought back to the airport in handcuffs and force...
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