[1rudeboy]

I'll go ahead and post the most consice and correct answer from the previous 200+ reply thread:

I don't know how they can keep the 18 year old citizen from reentering without opening themselves up to a massive law suit.

As for the Resident Alien adult, he's toast and we can refuse his entry and strip his residency with ease.

[1rudeboy]

Of course, I meant "concise."

[BobL]

"I don't know how they can keep the 18 year old citizen from reentering without opening themselves up to a massive law suit."

Since I don't know anyone who refuses to answer questions when returning from overseas, I'm not sure what right they have to re-enter (in this case).

But I do know that if they will answer the questions, they will be allowed back in. They may thrown in jail based on their answers, but they will be allowed back here.

If the case was some pervert coming back from Thailand instead of a Muzzie (hard to which is contrary to human existence, by the way), they would get the treatment.

In other words, no one is preventing re-entry, but they are preventing unconditonal re-entry - just as they would with me if I came back from Toronto.

[Flash Bazbeaux]

"As for the Resident Alien adult, he's toast and we can refuse his entry and strip his residency with ease."

I did not see a resident alien. I saw a naturalized citizen. There are ways to revoke citizenship of a naturalized citizen, but not as easy as yanking permanent residence privilege.

[SJackson]

I don't know how they can keep the 18 year old citizen from reentering without opening themselves up to a massive law suit.

He's on the "no fly" list. He was barred from a flight to the US in Hong Kong. If he can make it to Canada or Mexico somehow, he's deal with his problems when he crosses the border.