It honestly begs for EU answer in kind - detaining senior US officials travelling on non-diplomatic passports.
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Yes please!
I think the US really deserves it. But what you suggest would just lower the standards of Europe to that of the US. And that's not something we should do because then we wouldn't really be any better.
Depends. If these US officials were responsible for US border policy or had significant political influence and would support current immigration policy, that would be 100% appropriate thing to do.
Taking politicians hostage is close to a war deceleration.
How are politicians different to ordinary people?
And that's not something we should do because then we wouldn't really be any better.
Why do you need to be "better"? It sure as hell isn't helping EU citizens in America.
yeah its like retaliating against a crying baby by crying loudly. Sorta funny but not really something you should do.