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Topic	Border patrol kidnaps 9-year-old American girl (carrying passport) for 32 hours
Gobstoppers12 07/30/19 2:50:58 AM #28:	Lorthremar posted... Kastrada posted... Gobstoppers12 posted... Kastrada posted... illegally That's the keyword. Was this illegal? ....yes....holding/interrogating a child (citizen no less) without their parents or consul is illegal. yeah brother this is very much a crime, if you think otherwise then you don't understand our legal system Did the officers in question know for certain that the parents were available? In smuggling cases, you can't exactly call the parents--and the 'parents' that might come in would be the exact person you don't want present during questioning. Edit: Actually can you cite the federal law that prohibits questioning a child without a parent present? I'm not certain it's a crime. --- I write Naruto Fanfiction. <cite>Gobstoppers12 posted [p:925367040] in Border pat... [t:77900374]...</cite> <quote>Lorthremar posted...</cite> <quote>Kastrada posted...</cite> <quote>Gobstoppers12 posted...</cite> <quote>Kastrada posted...</cite> <quote> illegally</quote> That's the keyword. Was this illegal?</quote> ....yes....holding/interrogating a child (citizen no less) without their parents or consul is illegal.</quote> yeah brother this is very much a crime, if you think otherwise then you don't understand our legal system</quote> Did the officers in question know for certain that the parents were available? In smuggling cases, you can't exactly call the parents--and the 'parents' that might come in would be the exact person you don't want present during questioning. Edit: Actually can you cite the federal law that prohibits questioning a child without a parent present? I'm not certain it's a crime. --- I write Naruto Fanfiction.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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