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[QUOTE="Pattii, post: 158277"] Also... At least in Canada ...Immigration is a tricky thing. They can be untouchable after they make a decision. And often (and this comes with experience) an immigration officer is having a bad day and decides he doesn't like the look of you and detains you. There is not a thing one can do after that except be deported or fight...often taking many months and with the end result being 50/50: they might let you in but they might ship you home and never let you back. That immigration officer will be supported by immigration law to the end of it. His word is law literally until it gets seen by a judge. It's not like 'oh maybe he made a mistake'. Once the decision is made it stays till its seen by a judge. I would hate to be in a situation and be on the receiving end of another countries immigration law. It can be a bad thing to get sent home from a country. It limits you for ever after. I agree that probably one would go uncaught most of the time but there is the chance if one were caught that there would be a severe penalty. I would not want to NOT be able to go back to the Camino or any other place in Europe if I wanted. That would be just tragic. [/QUOTE]
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