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leaving Leaving US via land border with expired visa/estaESTA: What if you can't enter?

This question is about getting out of the US by land.

Has anyone with a valid destination visa/visafreevisa-free ever been refused land entry into Canada/Mexico?

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary/discriminatory reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to the US? But you no longer have a valid visa/estaESTA, nor can you apply for one.

Also, physically speaking (take for example, leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country), do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?

leaving US via land border with expired visa/esta: What if you can't enter?

This question is about getting out of US by land.

Has anyone with a valid destination visa/visafree ever been refused land entry into Canada/Mexico?

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary/discriminatory reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to US? But you no longer have a valid visa/esta nor can you apply for one.

Also, physically speaking (take for example, leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country) do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?

Leaving US via land border with expired visa/ESTA: What if you can't enter?

This question is about getting out of the US by land.

Has anyone with a valid destination visa/visa-free ever been refused land entry into Canada/Mexico?

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary/discriminatory reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to the US? But you no longer have a valid visa/ESTA, nor can you apply for one.

Also, physically speaking (take for example leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country), do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?

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This question is about getting out of US by land. (ie into Canada/Mexico/etc)

Has anyone with a valid destination visa/visafree ever been refused land entry into Canada/Mexico?

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary/discriminatory reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to US? But you no longer have a valid visa/esta. nor can you apply for one.

Also, physically speaking (take for example, leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country) do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?

This question is about getting out of US by land. (ie into Canada/Mexico/etc)

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to US? But you no longer have a valid visa/esta.

Also, physically speaking (take for example, leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country) do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?

This question is about getting out of US by land.

Has anyone with a valid destination visa/visafree ever been refused land entry into Canada/Mexico?

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary/discriminatory reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to US? But you no longer have a valid visa/esta nor can you apply for one.

Also, physically speaking (take for example, leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country) do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?

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leaving US via land border with expired visa/esta: What if you can't enter?

This question is about getting out of US by land. (ie into Canada/Mexico/etc)

It appears that border guards can refuse people entry at the border for whatever discretionary reason. In that case, what happens next? Do you simply get returned to US? But you no longer have a valid visa/esta.

Also, physically speaking (take for example, leaving a sanctuary state by Amtrak into another country) do you exit US customs before entering the next country's? Or are they one-and-the-same with no physical "limbo" space?