• Buffalox@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    Refuse it.
    At a very minimum there should be a huge risk compensation for traveling for work to USA right now.
    6 weeks detained by ICE is no holiday, the conditions are horrible, and you will more likely than not be denied medical service if you need it.

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      13 hours ago

      Exactly. Imagine if a job forced people to travel to Russia for “work”.

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        13 hours ago

        Honestly, i don’t know if wouldn’t feel less worried about going to russia lol. Might be news bias but still.

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      13 hours ago

      6 weeks detained by ICE is no holiday, the conditions are horrible, and you will more likely than not be denied medical service if you need it.

      They did state that one person had an expired visa in the article. Absolutely not defending anything ICE did to the traveling couple, but it was not just being randomly picked up and carried away like headline and summary suggests.

      Refuse it

      I am strongly considering that anyway…

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        12 hours ago

        She absolutely had a VALID Visa, and the headline is correct. Just because her husband’s Visa had expired , doesn’t justify locking them both up for 6 weeks.
        She was locked up with a valid Visa.
        Also the story about the Koreans that were arrested, when they were there preparing workers to work on a factory Hyundai was making, creating thousands of jobs, show that you are in no way safe as a foreigner coming to work in USA. You are actually more vulnerable, as they may disregard that foreigners working there are actually there legally.

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          12 hours ago

          She did but her husband did not. Detaining her for traveling with him is nuts. Detaining him for that is also nuts but another story. The point being: there were “irregularities” involved. I am not saying it’s not insane but also not completely random.

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            12 hours ago

            there were “irregularities” involved

            Just dont. This is that ‘probable cause’ bullshit all over again. It’s like saying, “well, he did have a habit of looking out of windows. Maybe he was just standing there and lost his balance.” I think we’ve seen enough to not believe a single thing that comes out of that failed nation.