no aspersions from me. But he didn't even confirm that the statement was true. Just no comment. That'd odd.
Asked Khizr Khan several simple, clarifying Qs via email. He got back, saying only "Thank you - no comments." I'd stay away from this story
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Appreciate your caution. And, note the possblty that his self-protection may be more important than satiating our wish to know.
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There seem to be hints that this may be global entry status
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seen those suggestions. Ran it down with DHS. Wouldn't comment specifically on Khan. And pointed out any citizen can still travel
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Any info on how or if DHS notifies folks if GE is reviewed or revoked?
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unclear. they said they do not contact travelers in advance of travel.
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thanks!
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Anyone want to take part in paid protest in Richmond,VA against Muslim ban? Message me.
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I’d take part, but since there is no
#muslimban , then I guess I’ll eat a sammich.
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No Comment is a lawyerly answer in an ongoing legal situation
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was it lawyerly to start the story in the first place?
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The story started from a fb post from the group that he was going to speak to in Canada. Not him
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Odd reporter reaction. 'No comment' usually makes reporters want to dig more.
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Another view: IF true, Kahn may (justifiably) believe that confirming this publicly exacerbates his problem.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Yeah, this is fishy. There are reasons to restrict citizen travel. Unpaid taxes, indictment, etc.
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