Harold Crump wrote:
> Do note that I said that the visitors have valid visas.
If Osama bin Laden somehow managed to get a visa for Canada, would that
mean that the Canadian Immigration staff shouldn't be able to turn him
away when he arrived?
> So it is not that your hypothetical "guest" is showing up un-announced
> and unwelcome at your hypothetical door !
To take the analogy further, if the security guard at the gate lets
someone into the driveway, that doesn't mean the butler has to let them
into the house... or that he has to explain to a lawyer why he's asked
the security guard to kick them out.
At the end of the day there are a lot of reasons why immigration staff
might decide not to let someone into the country even if they had a
visa (e.g. they might believe that a visitor is intending to work while
only having a visitors' visa).
Mark
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