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MSgt Operations Intelligence
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Like I said in another post, There is more to the story. Just one sided. There are a lot of unanswered questions. One I can think of, Are the documents real? How can one brother be legal and the other illegal?
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SPC Kevin Ford
SPC Kevin Ford
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MSgt (Join to see) It seems the documents were verified as real along with a contemporary announcement in the paper when it happened. As far as how one brother is a citizen and the other isn't, the mother isn't (wasn't?) a citizen at the time and one son was born in the US and the other son was born elsewhere. Instant citizenship for the son born in the US.
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint
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I have been stopped by CBP and normally chat or hand my mil ID card. If he was acting as a jerk... Somehow, I think CBP would not let this happen unless this guy was wanting to get locked up. I wonder if he refused to give ID and playing games.
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SPC Kevin Ford
SPC Kevin Ford
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SSgt GG-15 RET Jim Lint Article says he gave him the only id he had. I suspect it is more likely because he's hispanic. Somehow I doubt border agents really spend too much time questioning if your or I belong or came over the border illegally when we go through these checkpoints.
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SPC Kevin Ford
SPC Kevin Ford
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SPC Kevin Ford - Just too add, I don't feel it's that much of a problem that border control agents picked a citizen up for clarification on their id status (a bit of a problem, but not the big problem). Where I think they went off the rails was holding that person for three weeks without access to a phone, legal council, etc. All of his due process rights were trampled on and it turns out he is a citizen. Opps. Doesn't matter if he was a jerk, complete a-hole, etc.
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