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Which European country detained him? How was he treated while being processed by said country?

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As in they couldn’t just stay in Europe after their tour.

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So no European country detained him? Glad we have that straight.

As to your asinine “overstaying in the country” point for the US, he has a green card and has been a legal US resident for 35 years. Its his country of residence. How can he “overstay?”

And lastly, as an entirely extraneous point, he was literally on a plane, leaving the country. How was that in anyway, shape or form “staying in the country” when he was on a vehicle in the literal process of leaving the country?

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I’m missing something about ohulancutash’s comments. Everybody’s piling on the downvotes, but I’m can’t find the part where he made any sort of ‘asinine “overstaying in the country” point’ in the first place. He didn’t even use the word “overstay,” just “stay.” Moreover, the answer he gave about how it’s not so easy as the band deciding to “just do the European tour and then stay in Europe” because immigration laws are thing is correct.

So what justified the downvotes and your hostile tone?

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I said nothing about the US. You’re going off half-cocked there. The question was why bands in such a situation simply wouldn’t stay in Europe after their tour.

You’re acting like that American cop who heard an acorn falling on his car and just started blasting.

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