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In article <CoCB7L.Lw0@ferret.ocunix.on.ca> clewis@ferret.ocunix.on.ca (Chris Lewis) writes:
>In article <2on6jt$rtp@aludra.usc.edu>,
>David E. Stewart <destewar@aludra.usc.edu> wrote:
>|
>|In article <Co8Gq5.For@ferret.ocunix.on.ca> clewis@ferret.ocunix.on.ca (Chris Lewis) writes:
>|>I think you're getting confused between extradition and deportation/expulsion/
>|>exile/stripping of citizenship.  A citizen of Canada cannot be deported,
>|>expelled, exiled or have their citizenship revoked [*].  I believe this is
>|>also true in the US.
>
>|	If you receive a dishonorable discharge from the US military
>|	the US Passport Office can deny you a passport making it hard for
>|	you to leave North America and return to the US.
>
>In case you haven't noticed, the USA is *in* North America - you don't have
>to leave ;-)  Sorry couldn't resist.

	Actually I made a point of indicating N America.  You don't need
	a passport as an American to travel in N America.  I have travelled
	extensively in all three N American countries w/o a passport.  My
	point was that if you were to go somewhere that required an
	airplane or a boat---Japan, Russia, etc.. you would
	need a passport to get through customs and immigration upon return.
>
>I take it you mean if your dishonourably discharged from the US military and
>dumped outside a US base in a foreign country, you may not be able to get
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	Oh only if they were so lucky.  The get to come back to the
	States to go to Leavenworth where they make big rocks
	into little rocks and then move the little rocks to a pile to be 
	converted into to be levelled to be dug up to be moved to another
	spot so that you can access more big rocks to.......
 
>a passport to get home.  On what grounds can they do that?  (Besides, I thought
>you'd be sent back to Leavenworth or equivalent first).

	actually no.  I meant what I wrote.  To get a dishonorable discharge
	you have to something like murder and after serving a civilian
	sentence and then serving a military one you MIGHT be denied
	a Passport.  If you were to somehow arrange for foreign travel
	and you returned to the US and went to the customs and immigration
	gate they would ask you for a passport at which point you would
	have none and they would look at you like you were an idiot and
	might not let you in, besides to go to a nice cell.
>
>|	I should note
>|	that dishonarable discharges are rare.  You also can't own 
>|	property or vote.
>
>You can't be serious.

	Fuck no.  If you get a dishonorable discharge you are scum
	anyway why should yoube allowed to have the same priveleges
	as the rest of us?  You also can't own a weapon.  Certain
	civilian criminals are denied these priveleges also.

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