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Guess I shouldn't have said that I was attending DEF CON to the CBP agent at Dublin Airport, but I was just told to have a nice time in Vegas

• paganel 3y ago
  For all intents and purposes you most probably had no problems with this test [1], which is another problem that does not get explicitly mentioned that often (the author of the post alludes to it when writing about "by post-colonial geopolitics") [1] https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/044/241/skincover.jpg https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/044/241/ski...
  • filoleg 3y ago
    A pretty bad faith assumption that turned out to be factually incorrect. The OP elaborated in another comment that them and their friends that had issues with visas were from Russia. I am fairly certain that they are more likely than not to pass that "test" you referenced.
    • paganel 3y ago
      Glad to hear that that very-well known problem has been solved by now, thank you for making me learn after you had listened.
      • filoleg 3y ago
        Never said it was solved, I just pointed out that the problem you are talking about has nothing to do with the situation that is being discussed.
• vient 3y ago
  I should clarify that my friends and I are Russian citizens. I can imagine that entering USA is easier for an Irish citizen but I've heard not once or twice about Russian/Chinese/... speakers that were not able to get visa in time or were prohibited to enter US.