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On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 13:45:01 -0400, Morgans wrote:
People have been detained, all across the country, for taking amounts of pictures, as they were casing tall buildings. They were arrested and deported, based on the types of pictures they had taken. Sounds like there is a law, somewhere, supporting this. Can you cite a case for this? I'm aware of people being arrested and deported for various crimes (or violations; a subtle and annoying difference) like overstaying a visa. But I've completely missed a case where some has been deported merely for taking "suspicious amounts of pictures". - Andrew |
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