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In a civilized nation, immigration officials will not prevent an individual who needs emergency medical attention from getting it solely because that person has not been inspected for immigration purposes.In most countries, border control officers typically have the authority to parole basically anyone into the country for good cause. In a medical emergency, the individual in distress will simply be granted an emergency parole and allowed to proceed to the hospital, with instructions to appear for a deferred inspection at a later date or time. Depending on circumstances, this will mean either that an immigration officer will come to the hospital to complete the inspection, or the individual who was paroled will have to go to some sort of deferred inspection station at some later time to complete the inspection.In the case of a child born on an flight, the mother and child will be taken directly to the nearest appropriate hospital by an emergency services crew. The flight crew will fill out a passel of paperwork for immigration officials and the local civil health authority, and the mother and child will be subject to deferred inspection when the attending physician grants permission.

Yes, I've broken into several homes. Every time I did so it was with lawful authority.I broke into houses for emergency medical reasons, for domestic batteries in progress, with warrants, and in “hot” pursuit.

One of the more annoying things we put up with on emergency scenes is bystanders who claim to be doctors, nurses, EMTs and paramedics. This tends to make us a little cynical when we hear a bystander or family member claim to be some sort of medical professional.Our treatment protocols allow for this under certain circumstances and even have a page dedicated to addressing the person offering to help. It’s known as the black page.Non-EMS System Medical Interveners:Thank you for your offer of assistance. Please be advised that these Emergency Medical Technicians are operating under the authority of the State of Maine and under protocols approved by the State of Maine. These EMS providers are also operating under the authority of a Medical Control physician and standing medical orders. If you are currently providing patient care, you will be relinquishing care to these EMS personnel and their Medical Control physician. No individual should intervene in the care of this patient unless the individual is:1. Requested by the attending EMT, and2. Authorized by the Medical Control physician, and3. Is capable of assisting, or delivering more extensive emergency medical care at the sceneIf you are the patient’s own physician, PA, or nurse practitioner, the EMTs will work with you to the extent that their protocols and scope of practice allow. If you are not the patient’s own physician, PA, or nurse practitioner, you must be a Maine licensed physician who will assume patient management and accept responsibility. These EMTs will assist you to the extent that their protocols and scope of practice allow. They will not assist you in specific deviations from their protocols without Medical Control approval. This requires that you accompany the patient to the hospital and that their Medical Control physician is contacted and concurs. The EMS provider s or medical control may request that you provide evidence that you are a Maine licensed physician: a copy of your pocket card, an identification issued by a Maine Hospital or healthcare agency, or confirmation of active license status through the Maine Board of Medicine or Nursing websiteSo, if the family member is a licensed physician in our state and our medical control doctor okays it, and the doctor is willing to accompany the patient to the hospital (likely since it’s a family member) and if the doctor doesn’t want us to deviate from our normal treatment without our medical control doc’s permission, then yes, we would gladly accept help.