Airlines face involuntary deportation problems
Involuntary deportations appear to be an increasing problem for airlines, according to the Flight Safety Foundation, citing several instances in which unescorted deportees disrupted flights or upset regular passengers. In one case in May, a United captain refused to accept 40 deportees. In another...
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