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@Kasi Sorry to hear about your son’s misfortune. Yeah, it sucks no way around it. And yes he will remember it and become a stronger man for it. I’ve had a few sketchy border crossings in my time, but the worst was returning back to Canada in the early 90’s. If he can handle this(and it sounds like he is), he’ll have a great time studying in the US. As fathers we naturally want to help and protect our children, and times like these make us feel helpless. You’ll get through this and congratulations to your son on getting to study abroad for a year. It’s already starting to be a memorable experience.
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Yep your
right. Bottom I didn’t want him to go to US. His first option was Canada. Second USA. Otherwise it would have been Australia.
These are best for law. Value you degree more.
You can’t pick were you want to go. They pick 1 for you from the options.Out of 150 students only 10 gets pick to go abroad. Those are the toppers in achieving the grades.
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Good news is clear today within 2 minutes. Pass clearance. This time the lady custom officer person dealing with my son. Explain the whole situation.
That’s cunt from yesterday was eyeing balling, why he back again, only if worthless pig can play it.
Complaint has been filed with U.S. Customs and
Border Protection, along with airline.
Some dream of being cool, I make it look dangerous.🖕
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@Kasi UNC Chapel Hill is a very good school. Congrats to your son on his admission to their program, wishing him best of luck with his studies.
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@Kasi said in Random Announcements:
Complaint has been filed with U.S. Customs and
Border Protection, along with airline.Best of luck with that Mo......
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Thanks.
Manchester university has links around world with best universities for international students do one year.The broad is run by Russell Group which. is under Cambridge and Oxford University same degree you will get end of graduation.
Next year will be his final year. Then straight onto barrister.
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My sketchiest border crossing was from Colombia into Ecuador on foot. We got out of the taxi to get in the customs line. Once it was our turn, we got to the window and the official found an “issue” with my passport. He told me to come meet him around back. I was freaking out. He simply stated, I could go back to the closest town (3 hours away) and pay for this issue at a proper bank…or for the “convenient fee” of double, could give him the cash then and there and be on my way.
It wasn’t the first time I’d been shaken down by the Colombian Policia while I lived there….but it freaked me out for sure.
But also, I’m not sure its the worst system either. I’d got myself into a bit of trouble before while in Colombia that would have resulted in jail time, fines, and lawyers fees here in the states. There…some pocket money to the cop who busted me and I was free to go.
Granted, this is nothing like the systemic issues of racism that impacted Mo’s boy trying to legitimately come into the states.
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Oh fun, politics.
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Best to you and your son, Mo.
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@Mizmazzle You called that bully in the uniform, as you are powerless.
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@ARNC My only advice is - Don't be sarcastic to the border guard if you have a car picking you up that charges for the wait.
