https://www.tv2.no/nyheter/hanne-fryktet-for-livet-saksok-dem-hvis-jeg-dor/18394296/
Ho visto un articolo su questo argomento al telegiornale ieri. Ha un legittimo reclamo su come è stata trattata durante la custodia dell’ICE. Penso che sia strano il modo in cui hanno seppellito la pista secondo cui il suo visto era scaduto da 87 giorni prima che lei sposasse suo marito e quindi avesse diritto a una carta verde. Né lei né il giornalista l’hanno ritenuta responsabile per essere rimasta illegalmente per circa 3 mesi. Il giornalista stava parlando di come Trump avesse detto di volere immigrati norvegesi e la donna si lamentava del suo monitor per la caviglia.
How do you view Coverage of Norwegian woman who overstayed in the US and got taken into Ice custody
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We can take her and her husband back. No worries 🙂
It’s her own fault.
“Everyone” in Norway knows that you shouldn’t overstay your visa in the US.
The problem Norwegians have is that we are never held accountable for anything. There’s always an excuse or something to explain away everything.
This mentality is reflected in her.
She broke the law, she overstayed her visa for 87 days and then waited 3 months.
I have very little sympathy.
“– Before the interview, everyone said: “You are blonde, you are white, you have blue eyes. You have nothing to fear.” My story shows that they go after everyone, says Engan. ”
Maybe Europeans need to stop thinking this is their free pass? I remember there were German students among the first taken in by this policy and they said the same thing.
It’s very Norwegian. The rules exist and must be followed by everyone. However, nuances always appear to exist when someone Norwegian is involved. The good thing is that it helps people to understand that there are nuances, the bad thing is that the hypocrisy is rife, and people are quite oblivious to their hypocrisy.
How I see it is relatively simple. Don’t wanna be a criminal don’t do crime. How crime is enforced in another country is none of my business.
Overstaying your visa will give you huge problems in Schengen as well.
Deporting her for having an expired visa would be fair enough.
ICE seem to be completely out of control with how they enforce things though. Non-violent people who are in the process of renewing their paperwork, trying to correct mistakes and attending court hearings getting dragged away by SWAT style teams seem excessively provocative. Ultimately her case doesn’t seem to be the most egregious one though, the people getting dragged off the street and whisked away to unrelated 3. county on a different continent without due process, now that’s crazy.
I don’t think the overstayed visa lead was buried during coverage.
When the story first broke on live national news, it was definitely mentioned.
It’s also mentioned in the article you link, but TV2 isn’t considered the most objective news source.
The latest [NRK article](https://www.nrk.no/urix/hanne-bredal-engan-forlater-fengselet-i-usa_-blitt-loslatt-mot-kausjon-1.17667517) literally has «overstayed visa» as a bold text ~~headline~~ paragraph header.
She knowingly broke the law as a guest in another country and faced the consequences
While it’s her own fault per se, this only triggers my US is regarded knee-jerk response.
Beats what they do if you are a minority sent to CEROT Trump camps.
I view it through Reddit comments.
How do you view it?
«I thought that it wasn’t going to be a problem cause I’m white, blond and have blue eyes» her words that sums up the entire situation perfectly.
Actually is there two stories here:
1 One about how she had overstayed her visa
2 And one about the blatant power abuse from the ICE