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"grusl" wrote:
I went to Guam in January and was selected for special screening for the
first time. It wasn't a huge deal - being Agana airport, the staff
outnumbered the passengers - but I did wonder. I go to the US every two
years and used to live there. I didn't ask for fear that would raise even
more red flags but I do notice now that there's an awful lot of Arabic
stamps in my passport.

I still go to the US once or twice a year and I'm always surprised that
no matter how much Syrian/Lebanese/Iraqi ink I accumulate, they never
seem to care at all at the passport stampery. From what you hear online,
it would be enough to get me hauled straight off to Guantanamo.

Were you just passing through Guam or visiting there? I would have
thought the people who actually make it all the way over there would be
a fairly cosmopolitan set, and the airport people would be well
accustomed to strange stamps. But then again, never having been there,
it's only a guess.

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