Processing Undocumented Migrants at the Border
The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) generally prohibits aliens from coming to the border to apply for admission unless they first obtain visas or other valid travel documents. If aliens present themselves at a port of entry without valid travel documents, or if they cross the border illegally between ports, they are subject to removal from the United States. …
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