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by ranger_danger
12 days ago
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Absolutely. People have already gotten in trouble with US immigration just for posting negative opinions on social media, or simply speech that the government doesn't like (see all the recent pro-Palestine protestors whose visas were cancelled). The state department/homeland/etc. can choose or not choose to let people in based on just about any criteria they want. If they find out I said something critical of the government, I could either be denied entry, or kicked out, and both have already been happening to people in the last year and a half. Even if what they're doing isn't legal, that doesn't stop them from potentially ruining your life in the process, maybe even getting away with it. |
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