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i have taken admissions at a college in LA for a 4 months english language course and have been granted a 1 year student visa.

i have stayed and studied in corpus christi for a similar course and came back to thailand before my visa expired in april 2013.

i am flying to usa again tomorrow and i will be landing at Dallas international airport and travelling to corpus christi straight away as my course starts only after a month and i want to meet my friends in texas.

i am worried if i will be interrogated or deported because my college is in LA and i am landing at dallas.

anyone advice please

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