stackyFACTSGetting turned away at a border isn't a simple 'try again tomorrow' situation. That rejection is permanently logged in shared international databases. Future visa applications will explicitly demand to know if you've ever been denied, meaning one grumpy officer can ruin your plans for a decade.
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