Legal Question in Immigration Law in Oregon
If a person coming to the US under the Visa Waiver Program from an eligible country is detained at the Port of Entry (airport), detained for several days and sent back to their Home country, is that considered a deportation.
1 Answer from Attorneys
No, it's not a deportation but a similar act of removal. In the future, he is not allowed to travel to USA on a visa waiver and will need to apply for an appropriate visa, which can be denied.
Why he was detained? Why he was denied admission to USA? What the CBP paperwork says?
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