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I'd be interested to read an article about people being prevented from flying between Canada and Europe because of the US government. I think I remember a case of Canada refusing to let someone enter as part of a pre-booked journey which had a leg that took them into the US, but even then, I don't suppose that the affected passenger was a US citizen.

Similarly I don't know if there are cases where Canada has refused entry to a US citizen that isn't a wanted criminal (suspect) in the US or guilty of something that Canada themselves object to.

We could certainly imagine all sorts of extreme scenarios, such as the entire family secretly being spies for China, and the US tipping off the Canadians, but neither country being able to publicly reveal this, but -- assuming that these children are just innocent victims of an abusive bureaucracy -- I'd like to see them launch a case in the US.

There may be many good reasons for them not doing so, but I don't think that their ability to travel to Canada (from Europe, for example) nor their ability to travel by land between the US and Canada, is the limiting factor.