(IPT) Weeks after criticizing a U.S. drone strike that killed Iran’s top terror mastermind, U.S. Customs officials questioned a Detroit-area imam about his support for the Iranian regime.
[Mohammad] Ali Elahi described the Feb. 6 encounter, which took place as he got off a flight from Seoul, South Korea, at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, on his Facebook page.
“My sad and bad experience at the airport today,” he wrote.
Approximately 10 officers greeted him, with two asking him to be questioned and have his phone searched.
“I was not told what they were looking for, while checking my cellphone which carries my thousands of emails, WhatsApp, Telegram, Twitter and text messages, but if the purpose was to scan all the information, it would take more than ten minutes!” Elahi wrote.
