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Absolutely not. For land entry, the US has a process by which you are allowed to withdraw your application to enter the country. That is exactly and precisely intended for situations like this.
The mission of Immigration is to block anyone who isn't a genuine "Visitor" -- people who come to the US to
commit acts of terror or other crime
seek employ (...
answered Jan 13 at 18:10
Harper - Reinstate Monica
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Just ask them if they have any reason to believe your passport is not genuine, and, whatever answer they give, be it in the affirmative or not, politely tell them that you refuse to be interviewed in a public space (which passport control area is), and request that, if they have any questions, you require an interview room.
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