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Encore of: Getting through United States customs just got much harder
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Encore of: Getting through United States customs just got much harder

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Descripción de Encore of: Getting through United States customs just got much harder

PREVIOUSLY AIRED: A US citizen who works for NASA received an unfriendly welcome upon re-entering his own country, detained by a Customs and Border Patrol agent who forced him to hand over his phone and access code, despite the device containing sensitive NASA information. Sidd Bikkannavar – who has worked for NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) for the past 10 years – was expecting a speedy re-entry into the United States when he returned from South America on a personal trip, particularly because he is enrolled in the Global Entry program, which allows citizens to have expedited entry into the country after undergoing thorough background checks. However, a smooth process wasn't at all what Bikkannavar received when he arrived at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport on January 30 – just over a week into the Trump administration and shortly after the president's travel ban had been chaotically rolled out at airports across the country. The scientist, whose expertise is on a type of optics technology which will be used on the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope, told The Verge that he was detained by CBP agents when he tried to enter the US after a trip to South America, where he had pursued his hobby of racing solar-powered cars. An officer escorted him to a back room, and told him to wait for instructions. Around five other travelers were in the same room, asleep on cots. The JayMac News Show is hosted by KSL NewsRadio's Jay McFarland, who also hosts the fictional podcast, Hosts of Eden. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. .

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