It's not business as usual for Canadians who want to stay in the U.S., lawyers warn

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https://nationalnewswatch.com/2025/03/17/its-not-business-as-usual-for-canadians-who-want-to-stay-in-the-u-s-lawyers-warn

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"In the 17 years I've been practising immigration law, I've never heard of a TN visa holder being detained for days on end and not being allowed to enter," says Hacking, founder of Hacking Immigration Law in St. Louis, Mo.

"She was technically outside the United States at the Port of Entry trying to obtain admission, and what should have happened is they should have simply refused her.

"But the idea that they would take her into custody and detain her under what she describes as pretty harsh conditions is part of this overall plan they have to deter all immigration to the United States. They don't want people coming to the United States."

Hacking says he has been advising people who are not citizens to avoid leaving the United States, since he thinks there's an increasing chance they won't be let back in.

[CanadianMalodu]

1 hour ago, human1234 said:

"In the 17 years I've been practising immigration law, I've never heard of a TN visa holder being detained for days on end and not being allowed to enter," says Hacking, founder of Hacking Immigration Law in St. Louis, Mo.

"She was technically outside the United States at the Port of Entry trying to obtain admission, and what should have happened is they should have simply refused her.

"But the idea that they would take her into custody and detain her under what she describes as pretty harsh conditions is part of this overall plan they have to deter all immigration to the United States. They don't want people coming to the United States."

Hacking says he has been advising people who are not citizens to avoid leaving the United States, since he thinks there's an increasing chance they won't be let back in.

I crossed into Ontario last month also. Never had any issues. I will cross again in next month. Last one year lo 30+ times cross chesa. It's not a problem. 

Aa case veru. That woman incorporated a company then got a TN for the same company as a 'management consultant' while working with federally regulated substance (THC/CBD). Aa TN kooda Mexico lo PoE loki vellindhi adhi kooda mundhu rejection pettukuni inko PoE lo.

That's like 0.00001% type case. She is NOT eligible for a TN to begin with.