US entry horror triggers complaints from Chinese students


BEIJING: An increasing number of Chinese students and tech professionals are expressing their alarm on social media about being harassed in what they described as a “small dark room” at the secondary inspection areas of immigration and border authorities in the United States.

The trend has sparked heightened concerns among international students about travelling to the US, in turn fuelling calls for the US to halt the revocation of legally obtained visas and stemming the disruption to people-to-people exchanges.

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