Ambassadors are regularly granted ____, which means that they are not subject to the laws of the state in which they serve.

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anonymous · Answer

...diplomatic immunity. So if an ambassador from another country runs a stop sign in the US, they can't be arrested or charged, for example.

anonymous · Answer

But there are limits to that and if an ambassador acts in a way that the country doesn't like (or if the country becomes hostile to that country), they can be expelled.

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Thanks!