writing about experience, gets you banned Options

[James]

"Admitted drug use is admitted drug use," says Mike Milne, spokesman for U.S. border and protection, based in Seattle."

what's funny is that I'm not sure this is admitted. The border guard googled him; that's something that is not in standard procedure and it certainly wasn't requested. It's not like he pulled up and said: "Hey I'd like to enter the u.s. and I've done acid in the past."

that is shady. If he hadn't told the border guard his profession, maybe they wouldn't have googled him.

He admitted to it though. See here:

He was told to sit down on a folding chair and for hours he wondered where this was going. He checked his watch and thought hopelessly of his friend who was about to land at the Seattle airport. Three hours later, the official motioned him into a small, barren room with an American flag. He was sitting on one side and Feldmar was on the other. The official said that under the Homeland Security Act, Feldmar was being denied entry due to "narcotics" use. LSD is not a narcotic substance, Feldmar tried to explain, but an entheogen. The guard wasn't interested in technicalities. He asked for a statement from Feldmar admitting to having used LSD and he fingerprinted Feldmar for an FBI file.

I appreciate the guy's honesty, but he basically fucked himself over when he admitted to it and gave a statement.