aquaman said:Pinkie, thank you for your advice. You seem to know about this. Yes I am under the microscope, I have been for a while very unfairly, for a trip I did to Alaska with an arab friend. We were riding motorcycles but once my friend run out of gas and while I went to get some, a park ranger helped him out, but he reported the event to Homeland Security. And then all the radars were over us. A libanese in Alaska: it raised all the red flags. Since then every time I come back into the country, they take me to the secondary rooms in immigration, I have been there so menay times, that I already know many of the officers.
My lawer tried to delayed the interview, but I received a letter denying it. And telling us that I will have my opportunity to explain my reasons of going back, and my lawer his arguments. Plroblem is, that since I don't know what kind of evidence they have, I don;t know wether to deny it or accept it explaining my reasons. I guess that under the freedom and information act, I have the right what kind of evidence they have. But I just can't think of what they could have.
Any thoughts.
Thanks,
Just out of curiousity: How did the park-rancher get your indentities. It is possible that he/she might have helped you, but how did he/she get your names, identities so that the park-ranger can report you...