Suspicious Man Gets GRILLED At Customs | Border Force - Season 1 Episode 6 (Full Episode)

A routine passport control check with Immigration turns into a marathon investigation!
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[@artisthusnatalal3099]

*The Indian guy shouldn't have lied. He made matters worse. Why lie?!* 🤨😏

[@supposedly1-2]

I had cost accounting in 1996 and i can tell you all about it, it was quite hard at first and traumatic! lol

[@PragueImport]

I second that! Business calculus was easier than cost accounting. I took both in 1995.

[@AnneShasiSuppiah]

Why even go to a place and lie just to get an entry?

[@MariaWerner-sf1ef]

How can you have to pay tuition fees in the UK before you have your visa??

[@ham_free]

It's a requirement of the visa application. A semester of tuition paid, accomodation paid and proof of additional funds to support yourself

[@ellenfoster9764]

The colleges know it is a source of revenue for them. They probably plan on people with inadequate English getting sent home after they have the $$

[@SuzetteGrist]

Because the colleges are false.

[@corvettesbme]

Great episode

[@iriemon_onelove]

Mr. Singh needed to sing a different tune 😅😅😅

[@rishishyam9406]

im sorry, but the Indian guy denied entry, the customs officer made course sound like "cost" and that really wasn't his fault for not understanding him

[@punitkk7696]

@@rishishyam9406 bruv if he goes to the Uk to study in a university, he’s not gonna understand anything in the lectures. They all talk like that in UK that’s the accent, so he’s not ready for education out there if he can’t understand a simple question

[@bigwill3666]

Even the KZbin subtitle AI made the same mistake.🤣I feel really sorry for this guy.

[@bergerle]

Well, there are two sides there. Yes, the british guy quite an accent, so the applicant misunderstood him (he probably first understood "cost", then "cause" when it was rephrased). But I have to agree with what @punitkk7696 said - if he doesn't understand that, he won't be able to follow courses in a UK university. Misunderstanding it on the first try probably would've been fine, but he completely failed to get what the officer was asking him in two different ways.

[@ellenfoster9764]

I agree. I’m American, primary English language, and might have thought he was asking about money, not the course of study

[@flugjung]

I felt sorry for him too but I’m an aviation English examiner and he simply didn’t have enough understanding. He simply learned a script but couldn’t actually hold more than a very basic conversation. BTW, I speak basic German too, and I could have understood similar questions in that language. However my grammar is awful 😢

[@cindyhauert2339]

How sad so many of these stories are.

[@patrickmiller1834]

The first story. The customs guy is speaking to him like the guys a kid. How dare he? I’d let this rude dude have it. Respect goes a long way.

[@shirleyvllj]

It is so unfortunate that the customs guy is rude but remember when individuals who are illegal and not follow the rules of any country and try to re-enter into the country illegally, illegals will experience that because immigration does not care about anything but immigrants following the rules of law.

[@AuntieTrichome]

Language barrier. He was not fluent at all.

[@sro8737]

"Let's see what he's got to say" -- * BIG sigh *

[@alisong2328]

Chefs are very propriety about their knives. This agent is a but ignorant about chefs. The letters and certificates raise questions, but the knives don't (for me, at least).

[@Jeni10]

I had all my CVs on my computer. They’re not something you delete because you may need them again in the future. She wasn’t carrying papers, the officers printed out everything she had ever used. They needed to make further enquiries before thinking her knives meant she was planning to work. I have several chef friends and they always have their knives because they’re a personal possession.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

I once carried basic sewing facilities and a scissor and it was a problem for me. I told them incase my dress get torn I could sew 😂😂😂

[@SuzetteGrist]

The word is proproritorial!!!!😂

[@bobbieminami4484]

I like Officer Steve who is direct in interviewing this shady guy!

[@ellenfoster9764]

I think he was too heavy handed

[@flitzy007]

I'm glad that chef lady was denied. Blatant lies and rude, with crocodile tears, for good measure

[@IamSavage68]

"My brother is sick so stop this , I'm in very bad shape" with his finger pointing at Officer Hessler🤣🤣🤣 What a manipulative goat🤣🤣🤣🤣 But didn't fly to Officer Hessler "Yeah yeah stop yelling "😂🤣😂🤣 In the end he still trying to manipulate teh situation by requesting to talk to a superior 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sending him back to his village is the best part🤣🤣🤣😝

[@georgecoman5342]

Good job UK !!! 👍👍👍

[@ham_free]

10:47 "don't lie to me!" 😂😂😂😂 He is under no obligation to help you with your investigation

[@IamSavage68]

Goat feeling sorry for another goat🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ham_free]

@@IamSavage68 who died and let you use the internet troll

[@dianapeek6936]

If he stopped lying, it will shorten the whole procedure for both of them, I wish Steve would stop saying Right, Right, Right,

[@ham_free]

@@dianapeek6936 yes that's true, but any lawyer will tell you to STFU

[@Jeni10]

Every chef carries their personal set of knives with them. Everyone who has looked for work, has their CVs on their computer. The border security officers printed them all out, which made it look like something it wasn’t. Ask some of your British chefs if they carry their set of knives with them everywhere they go.

[@artisthusnatalal3099]

I once carried basic sewing facilities and a scissor and it was a problem for me. I told them incase my dress get torn I could sew 😂😂😂

[@urijahkaplan1855]

She had 25 copies printed out, stored in her computer bag.

[@justsomeone9054]

They didn't take the prints. Had she not been carrying all the other other stuff like her certificates and hard copies of her CV, it wouldn't have mattered.

[@mjcats2011]

So? She takes her kit, she has cvs, her laptop and she does not have sufficient funds. Refusal was the right course of action.

[@AGirlNamedVan]

@@Jeni10 omw I would be travelling with my CV on my laptop. Just because it's always been there . However it's not been updated in years lol. I better save these things in the cloud or something. One really has to think of everything before travelling.

[@ellenfoster9764]

I don’t think the first guy was “ getting on his high horse”. The passenger did not deserve that dressing down. And usually I side with the immigration officer. Turns out the officer was correct. However, it still felt like he was bullying the traveler

[@trollmeistergeneral3467]

Why is that Scotsman who served in the RAF before joining the Border & Immigration Agency so bald?

[@jenem1682]

Things look so desperate in densely populated countries. It's a flood. Soon enough it will bring everywhere.

[@bumblelop4942]

UK needs to build a huge facility for holding illegal migrants who have no passport.

[@officaldungeons]

I believe those are called jails and I’m sure you’ll find there’s quite a few of them in Britain…

[@dorianissock732]

If an immigrant doesn't have a passport or authorizing documentation to enter and cannot be identified via biometrics, they ARE detained in facilities (detention centers or jails).

[@nigelmayer8061]

Go 2 the beaches, effin wonders

[@jeanaprewitt9658]

It seems to me that a person's English skills should be between the school and the student, not for a government official to decide. If a school accepts an applicant with low English scores, that's their business.

[@tattie278]

That’s nonsense. There are a lot of foreign “students” who register with learning institutions purely to get into the UK to work. In addition a lot of these “colleges” exist purely to get non students into the UK and even if it is a legitimate course how can someone who lacks basic English comprehend their course? 😳

[@Aaron613V]

The guy doing the interview at the 4 minute mark started the escalation not the illegal immigrant. I would have requested a supervisor and ask him to review the recording. Either the guy may have been removed but the interviewer needs to be reprimanded.

[@pachalo]

@@Aaron613V wow what a Karen that’s his job to keep his country safe from criminals.

[@Aaron613V]

@@pachalo I would agree with you the interviewer is a karen.

[@ellenfoster9764]

But it is not the job of the officer to be rude or to escalate the situation

[@Aaron613V]

@@ellenfoster9764 right.

[@MartinVanPomeren]

Not as tough on the beaches coming from France

[@danieljackson8411]

its funny to me that the Sikh denied entry to a European.

[@Taipan108]

She’s Australian, not European.

[@danieljackson8411]

@@Taipan108 racially still European, but my point was discrimination against a majority

[@Taipan108]

@@danieljackson8411 I get it, but still.

[@raymondcaylor6292]

Why don't Countries make non citizens turn over their passport and issue a Card showing how long they are allowed to legally be in the Country plus if they are allowed to work and if yes, any limitation on hours worked. Their passport photo/information page would be one side and all other information on the other side.This " I can't find my passport " game is silly. That would be the only card they'd have and they'd trade it back in for their Passport upon departure.

[@dorianissock732]

Do you mean have passports held by border officials when non citizens arrive in airports ? The governments of the passengers issued their passports. These passports ultimately belong to these governments, so legally and ultimately, those passports can only be held or rescinded by the issuing governments and those governments make the passport holders safe and secure. The only time (some) OTHER non-issuing countries can temporarily hold onto foreigners' passports is if the foreigner is under investigation (or the passport is deemed to be fake in which case they get returned to the issuing governments).

[@raymondcaylor6292]

@@dorianissock732 I can find no corroborating information. Each Country has the Right to issue rules of entry into their Country and if Iran will not take back Citizens traveling on Iranian passports if that passport were hidden, lost, or stolen then travelers from Iran ( and any other Country with that immigration caveat) should be required to trade passport for another legal document to be admitted to the UK and switched back upon departure. Absolutely, I've found documented UK Immigration cases where non citizens had to give up their passport for short term admission being granted with no proper Visa and pick them back up on departure. It just makes sense to me to close the loophole that exists to expel illegal overstays.

[@BenKuipers]

any Alien speaks English better than Mr. Singh...

[@ham_free]

15:03 why would he know the structure of the course before he even has his module breakdown? I'm going to study medicine but what do I know about it's structure? He's 19!

[@MS-cq9ds]

when I studied in 2009 I got the courses of my first semester weeks before the school had begun. So you're able to start preparing (maybe you were not so good at math, you can take some math-pre-courses, or you can use the holidays to learn new skills that weren't taught in high-school.)

[@ham_free]

@@MS-cq9ds do you have any idea how long it takes for those materials to reach you through the post? (For international students) I got my course breakdown 6 months after I had started

[@janicedavidson2585]

Thats slake, in Australia no passport straight to jail till its sorted, then when done hed be on a flight back home not allowed back. England seem soft on illegals.

[@susantodhunter9160]

What does this have to do with this segmemt?

[@Jeni10]

Ask a chef.

[@SuzetteGrist]

No tourists carry chef's knives which are v personal, with CVS she lies. I'm a Home Economist, I know this. 😂😂

[@cheryljones8102]

DOES ANYONE TELL THE TRUTH ANY MORE ??????? WTH SMH

[@JustARandomLOTRFan]

fine..you are breaking the law and staying and working illegally....why the hell would you go back and get yourself subjected through examination???? why not wait until you are completely legalized somehow and then go???? HOW STUPID!!!

[@JeanRobert-kh9ni]

The Us is not the only country to have illegals trying to get into the country Only problem is that many cannot leave what they wanted to escape from. Their problems is brought here and are not interested in changing their ways. If unfortunate that because of that some great immigrants have come to better not only their lives but of those that learn from them.

[@amanjotsingh6530]

Indian punjabi topi wala business de bond da Pata nahi jhut pa jhut to his immigration father even he had all information about his son