Originally Posted by
Finkface
I live here and it has been on the news a lot. There is a lot more to it than you are posting. She left the beach and went up a dirt path. They couldn’t just turn her back as she had no id and is not a Canadian citizen. They had no idea what she may have been doing. It happened on May 21. Her mom brought her French passport in to ICE on the third day, May 24,
and it wasn’t until May 29 that the Canadian authorities declared her admissable. Sure, it is terrible that it took so long but she crossed into the US via a dirt path from a country where she was not a citizen but was a visitor and with no id to prove any of it. Plus she just said she didn’t see any signs and that in Europe, all the borders are open and she didn’t know Canada-US worked differently.
I’m not saying whether or not they should have detained her or just turned her around and sent her back, just that there is more to it than you posted.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.77e39384ad91
Jogger Who Accidentally Crossed U.S. Border Detained Time
Fairly important factor there I would think?