The story of Mads Mikkelsen, 21, has gone around the world. Mads is a Norwegian boy. When he went to the United States for a holiday he was blocked on the border. According to the boy, the agents found the vice -president of the United States on his meme smartphone on JD Vance. After all the clamor raised by its history, Mads explained that the dynamic was a little more complex.
Everything started from a Nordlys titlea newspaper in Norwegian language. Here on June 23rd Mads Mikkelsen21 years old, he had told a story in fact interesting. Mads ha Taken a plane for the United States. Once you land at Newark airport, New Jersey, immigration and custom enforcement (ICE) agents blocked it. First the routine checks, then Those on his smartphone. Here they found a meme on JD Vance, vice -president of the United States. A reason that, according to Mikkelsen, would have brought immediately to his expulsion.
The story is shot a lot. The June 24th was taken up by Daily Mail And then cascade by several newspapers. In the end Mikkelsen himself explained that Behind his expulsion There was also something more.
What Mads Mikkelsen was accused of
Together with the history of Mikkelsen they also began to circulate first doubts. Of course, borders controls have increased in the United States and in recent months they have been record similar cases. At the end of March the French research minister Philippe Baptiste He revealed that a scientist had been expelled. The reason? The agents at the border would have found some Conversations in its smartphone in which he criticized Donald Trump.
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Be blocked at the airport for a meme though it looks a little too muchalso considering the enormous amount of memes that remain saved in smartphones from our conversations. There Customs and Border Protection He published an official note on his channels: “The story is false. Mads Mikkelsen was not denied entry for political reasons or memes, but for having admitted that he had made use of drugs”.
In the end, Mikkelsen himself released a second interview with Nordlys on June 25 in which he enlarged the problem. During the checks with the agents of the Mikkelsen Hadmitted that I have made use of drugsspecifically to have used marijuana in Germany and New Mexico. Mikkelsen says: “It is legal in both places, so for me it was not a significant detail.” The boy also explains that there would be inaccuracies in the minutes of the agents. They would have written that Mikkelsen had a Spanish passport. In any case, Mikkelsen, flooded with calls, explained that he did not intend to continue intervening on this story. He explains to Nordlys: “It’s a bit too much for me to manage”.
