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Similar thing happened to me – just a young agent trying to be a hero. I was traveling around Oceania, using Australia as a base for the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this first half, then Fiji as a base for the second half. So I flew in and out of both quite a few times. First time I landed in Sydney after a 35 hour journey, I guess I looked a bit disheveled, and even though the e-gates let me in without any issues, this one young hotshot decided I looked like a drug dealer in his eyes and chased me down after baggage claim – and did the search with all the bells and whistles. I thought that would be it, but when I traveled out of and then back into Australia every time after that, I got the full search again with all the bells and whistles. Including 20-30 minutes of interview where I had to explain the same stuff multiple times.
All because a hero customs officer thought I looked like a drug dealer because of my disheveld look and bad clothes Yeah I get stopped a fuck ton with GE as well. I’m also a middle eastern american guy and yeah, while customs is now faster on average, I’m still hassled in security very frequently, and sometimes in customs as well. Applying won’t hurt and may even help. Worst case, you apply and they have all your info in one place. Might make getting in quicker even if they reject you for GE. Many credit cards will refund the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this fee (eg AMEX). I would give it a shot although odds maybe against you They wouldn’t approve him. The whole point is they accept low risk people to cut down on the lines, OP has been flagged as not low risk.

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I spent an entire day with a Jordanian GID agent when I was travelling to Amman after a terrorist attack. Nice guy. He had orders to triple check everyone and so be it. Don’t let shit like this ruin travel for you. It happens. I’ve had to sit down with Ambassadors to get visas approved, been brought in for questioning at the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this airport, had my bags pulled apart, and so on. I’m a white guy who just likes to travel a lot. Apply for Global Entry. If you are denied you will get at least a vague reasoning why. Of course you can still be sent to secondary, but the act of applying itself might help clear you as a background check is needed. You could also write more info about your travels in there I believe in your application. Send a FOIA request to CBP which will likely only have the time and date of your crossings but might be more. I’m actually kind of surprised you haven’t applied yet. In the meantime use Mobile Passport Control app to go to a quicker line but again you are always at risk of being sent to secondary. Clearly there is a flag on you that you need to get removed one way or another. Zero chance he gets approved. And there’s no point with FOIA requests and all that – we know why he’s getting screened, his profile and behavior match what CBP deem suspicious.
Almost definitely. His travel patterns along with his demographic are setting off about every flag they can in the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this computers. It’s almost certainly a combination of your age, sex and places you’re travelling. It is unfair. I don’t know what to say beyond that because I don’t want to make any excuses for it. It is wrong. You’re an American. You’ve done what you can to alleviate their concerns. I wish I had some solution. Yep, it’s unfortunate but he’s probably raising multiple flags in their system. Young Muslim male who frequently travels overseas, to mostly Muslim dominated countries I factor in extra time during transit and prior to getting to the airport as I frequently get taken aside for extra screening and questioning, especially when I go through the States. The same line of questioning, they are wasting my time but unfortunately it’s a necessary evil. I’ve stopped taking holidays in the states as I don’t want to spend any money when I’m there, I rather spend my money in countries which are respectful and friendly.
Man IDK like I’m half Malaysian if the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this only places you go are Muslim majority countries exclusively that’s probably like part of the issue at least This might sound strange but if you have a beard consider shaving it. I also enjoy going to Arab countries and every time I come back and have a beard (twice) I’ve been pulled in for more questioning but when I didn’t have a beard (once) I was not pulled in for questioning. I’m not Muslim or Arab though so I’m pretty sure that could be a factor here. Hey, I’m going through similar… but very different. I’m a frequent traveller for work, have GE and pre check etc, am not religious. I am naturalized USA but not from the Middle East. I get the full treatment every other month or so, including while boarding in Europe for the flight to the USA. Although I am there for work I am asked frequently if I have been anywhere else from Europe using another passport.
As a mid-30’s Muslim male whose main goal in life is to go to every country in the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this world, I’m always worried if this happens to me in the future as well. So far I haven’t traveled much in the Middle East, but I am a bit worried what will happen when it’s inevitably my turn to go there. My suggestion would be to travel to other places as well. If you are worried only about Halal food, then Europe has plenty of Halal options like the USA does, and every other continent I’ve been to, I’ve found Halal food or seafood. Make your travel pattern more like a regular tourist/traveler at least “in their eyes”. I’ve been to 111 countires, and barely a dozen are Muslim countries. And I’ve always found it easy to eat Halal, pray 5 times a day, go to Friday prayers, etc no problems.
Oddly I have a relative who transited in Dubai for a few days while coming back from Bangladesh to Canada, and they stopped him in Toronto as well, searching his bags, etc. Which is hilarious since he is completely irreligious to the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this point of being Muslim only by name and nothing else. I wonder if they all received some intelligence/guidance that actual terrorists were using Dubai for some reason or the other, so maybe they began searching anyone with that travel profile. Really sucks to be discriminated against (has happened to me), but Allah(swt) will compensate you in this world and the next to a much greater degree than the small amount of questioning you face insha Allah. Also I found reciting salawat really helps make everything smooth and gets all these bad things to literally melt away – more than any other form of zikr. I can stand by that with 100% with my own experience and the experience of many others.
Yeah bro. That’s the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this life of being non-white. 3rd generation mexican-american and i am always randomly checked in Mexico and in the US. But I got nothing to hide so I just talk a little shit to them and be on my way. They can stop my brown ass from having a good time. My best friend is Egyptian. He has both passports but travels with US passport for obvious reasons. Anytime we travel together he ALWAYS gets “random” extra screening. I’m not kidding it’s every time. Just a suggestion : Maybe try to visit and explore other parts of the world now and then. Not only is it extremely worth it to be exposed to other cultures, religions and views, but also it will make you look less like exactly the type of radicalising person that they are on the lookout for. Double win. My muslim gf visited Thailand and was absolutely in love with it, she now loves that country more than her native Indonesia. It’s similar, but more freedom, better food, more safety etc. There are also muslims there if you really want halal food options (south of Thailand is islamic). Also, kosher foods are halal (just ask if anything with alcohol was used) so that might expand your food options in certain places with lots of Israeli tourists.
Certain countries are flagged with CBP and travel there will automatically arouse suspicion, as many have commented. At some point, possibly when you returned from Dubai, the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this CBP officer you interacted with likely flagged you. You can request a FOIA; I definitely would. Next time if they try to take your phone, demand to call your attorney. They cannot seize your phone without a warrant. You were smart to contact a lawyer and refuse the FBI’s interview. They likely would’ve gaslit you, twisted your words, and tried to accuse you of crimes. I work in DC and FBI employees are known as knuckle draggers whose unofficial motto is “guilty until proven innocent”. CBP is just as bad. You have short-tempered knuckleheads with egos at work here, who have been known to flag people in their system in retaliation for something the person said that pissed them off. They did it to one of my co-workers. Poisonous power. Anyway, like others have said, this will likely continue for a long time. You could try Global Entry, but if you’re flagged, they could deny it, but you also might get an explanation of why you are flagged. GE might help you clear faster, but they can still detain you. You may share a name with a known terrorist or suspected terrorist. This used to happen to my friends father every time he traveled. He was Pakistani Muslim. He got pulled every time and sat in a room for sometimes for hours going through the clearance process. What I’ve never understood about this is he had a common name and he was a US citizen and had documents proving who he was. That he wasn’t this other person. They still put him through it every time. Seems there should be a way that they can flag you as not “that guy”.
My brother has a VERY common Irish name. This also happens to him as there was a guy working deep in the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this New IRA, same name, age, etc. same thing. They still haven’t managed to put a note in there. That he’s not that guy. Anyhow, it’s likely you’re ticking a lot of boxes. I don’t really have any advice that hasn’t been offered except, don’t give up. Work with your attorney and see it through. You deserve to travel just like any of us. Sorry this is happening. I travelled a lot in my 20s and while I definitely think there is some targeting of you specifically due to your name/ethnicity/location of travel, I am an American white girl with red hair and I got pulled aside every. single. flight. I noticed an uptick after I got a Chinese visa and for a couple of years after I went to Angola. It’s so annoying, but the only other thing you can do is just make sure you have long connection times. Also, maybe register your travel with the US state department STEP program, if you haven’t already. It’s so annoying and I’m sorry you are getting harassed by our own government agencies. Are you a single traveler? I’ve heard of single young women frequently getting flagged for fitting the profile of a drug mule. Not all profiling is racial (though unfortunately, race DOES play a role!).
You might reach out to your state reps and see what they can do, if they’re willing to do anything. I’d keep in touch with the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this lawyer and let them know of your travel plans ahead of time. You might not be able to sue but you might be able to get your file and find out exactly wtf is going on. I get secondary all the time too but they never ever took my phone. I’m curious about this one did you see what they did? They unlocked it and searched it? Is there a possibility that they installed something on it? Or took some data? If it makes you feel any better, they were regularly flagging US Government employees (on government passports no less) for secondary inspection for same reason. Just budget the time, as others have noted, you have nothing to hide, they can’t be prevent you from returning to your home country.
You’re considering doing exactly what they want you to do, be scared and stop traveling. You’re an American citizen, start acting like it. What makes you say that? I don’t think the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this FBI or CBP are interested in scaring innocent Americans out of traveling. These federal agencies are trying to identify, monitor, and ultimately thwart terrorists and potential terrorists. OP fits a demographic profile and travel pattern they are looking for. Keep traveling. Just do as others say and plan ahead, no tight connections on the way home. I wouldn’t be able to help being a dick to them though. Global Entry and Redress are the key. Also, dress in business casual. Airport personnel respect people they think are business travelers.
It’s a shame this is happening to you. But I would definitely not let it stop me from travelling internationally. I’m a white woman and even I’m not immune to police and airport security. When my 2nd son was born, my mom came to visit. I picked her up at the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this airport and I got pulled aside by security. They made me take everything out of our stroller, and all the padding out too. I had to take everything out of my diaper bag. Had to wake my baby up and undress him. They patted me down and my other son. He was crying, I’m crying, my milk was coming in, it was beyond humiliating! Now, I’m a pretty well put together person, trim, had clean fresh clothes, cute kids, etc. But apparently drug smugglers can be women, and all the gear young families have can be used for storing illegal drugs. So yeah, even a suburban mom with bunny-themed kid stuff gets pulled aside and questioned.
I’m a lawyer as well. I’m white but I also travel to naughty middle Eastern countries for fun and sometimes get pulled aside for questioning. Here is the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this thing. You are American. If you haven’t committed a crime CBP has no power over you except to delay you for an hour or two and search your bags. If they ask what you were doing abroad or what you do in the USA, you can politely tell them to go fck themselves. If they ask for your phone password, you can and should politely tell them to go fck themselves. The first couple of times you challenge them, it can be intimidating. You may get knots in your stomach. They may circle you and shout and make silly threats like “we’ll send you back!” “We’ll arrest you for obstruction!” Just laugh at them.
The problem is that Americans are sheeple and most Americans answer the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this questions. If a French passport control officer dared to ask a returning Parisian what he was doing abroad, the Parisian would probably slap him across the face with his white glove. they’ll eventually let you in a few hours , but your phone or any other device,might stay with them. good luck getting it back quickly. Seizing and searching phones requires certain supervisors approvals and expenditures of government geek squad manpower that they are going to do it on a whim. Call the bluff. Say ”Fine, seize it.” Isn’t that preferable to capitulating and living in a country where every citizen hands over the password to his phone containing his most precious and private personal information just because a law enforcement agent asks for it? Start answering questions with ‘I’m an American citizen.’ Talk it over with your lawyer first, since I’m not one. But keep reminding CBP of it.
Don’t expect them to ever reveal why you are being detained. You have been profiled. It sucks. But that is going to be your normal for some time. I forgot what it was called, but there is a whole subreddit for people that have these problems and how to resolve them through the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this formal process. I recall that the redress number is step one, but I don’t remember the rest. Worth doing some googling but with some effort you can get them to take you off of whatever list you are on. I read about it a while ago so sorry I’m foggy on the details, but there are several lists you can be taken off of to solve the situation. First, I’m really sorry to hear what you’re going through. The unfortunate reality is that you’ll likely need to get used to this, at least for a while, but also not let it intimidate you. CBP, sadly, is allowed to engage in profiling. I (a White, atheist, 30-something male US citizen with Global Entry) had a stretch of secondary CBP flags on every trip a while ago, and it was really frustrating. It was clearly correlated with a string of work-related travel to a lot of countries on the US Government’s naughty list. Lots of questions about why I was traveling to those places, what I was doing there, and who I was meeting.
My steadfast answers that I couldn’t share that due to company confidentiality requirements never went over well, and I got some less-than-professional responses, but I continued to calmly, politely assert that I wasn’t going to answer anything about my travels and was always let through within a few hours (as required for any citizen). They once asked me to unlock my phone and I literally laughed at them — told them they could seize it if they wanted (they do, sadly, have the Wrigley 1914 Athletic Dept shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this power to do that), but I wasn’t going to ever give them a password. That was the end of that. (I always power down my phone before crossing any border to address the risk of compelled biometric access.) Through it all, my bags were never pulled/searched, and the secondaries eventually stopped as suddenly as they started. My Global Entry renewal went through without a hitch a couple years later. Please don’t let them intimidate you into not traveling. You are a citizen and have the clear right to leave and return to the US just like any other citizen.Is it really ruined if you want to travel to Malaysia? Sounds like it sucks but why let them win? Don’t let them fuck you up over it and memorize your lawyer’s contact info just in case. Not write down. Memorize.

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