Norwegian influencer refused entry to the US – VG

– This is definitely one of the damn things I’ve been involved in. They have canceled my ESTA visa. So the dream of America now seems very far away. I feel so good. I just want to go home to hug mom, the influencer wrote to VG when she was on the plane back to Mexico.

Last week, Nicoline Devik, a model for Instagram and OnlyFans, was denied entry to the United States. She shared this on Instagram, after she was stopped by US customs and border officials at the Miami airport.

Devik, who has more than 63,000 followers on Instagram, is said to have spent more than eight hours in the custody of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) last Thursday, according to herself.

She believes CBP wrongly accused her of sex trafficking and escort services, when she was denied entry even after questioning.

VG has previously mentioned Nicoline Devik in connection with her sale of nude photos online.

The model tells VG that she was heading to the United States to visit a friend she met during her stay in Tulum in Mexico this fall.

The man she was going to visit took an earlier plane and will meet her in the Miami airport arrivals hall on the same day. But she never got that far.

She says it was deprived of all property. Including passport, mobile phone and jewelry. The shoelaces must also have been seized.

– They took me to a room, they gave me a “pat” and they removed the pee and the crack on my buttocks. I’ve never felt so degraded. After that, they followed me to a cell and asked me to wait there. It took many hours before I could speak to someone again, Devik says.

Asked if he worked as an escort

VG has been given access to a printed document that records one of Devik’s interrogations with the US Department of Defense. During interrogation, he is faced with a series of private messages that border guards retrieved from his mobile.

The reports that drew attention were about money transfers between $ 200 and $ 6,000 and a couple of meetings the model has had with two different Americans.

Devik is asked if she has tried to work as an escort in the United States, which she denies both to VG and in questioning.

– I have never worked as an escort, nor will I ever, she says and adds that the meetings were not about sex trafficking.

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In the document, CBP officer Devik asks if he is paid to spend time with the man he is visiting in Miami. Devik looks.

– I got to know him through mutual friends and lived in his guest room with my friends for the past two weeks, says Devik.

The Instagram influencer has previously said that she is not into prostitution, but she still experiences experiences that many believe she does. She sells nude photos on OnlyFans, something she was very open about in VG’s big OnlyFans report.

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Howling on the phone with mom

– I had to call my mother and howl on the phone for a few minutes, before they told me that the phone time had expired. Then they followed me back to the cell and I had to lie on the floor in what seemed like minus degrees for more hours, he says.

At eight in the morning the following day, she was released and sent back to Cancun, Mexico, where she came from.

Now Devik is back in Norway. She says she still can’t understand what happened at the United States airport and describes it all as surreal and deeply offensive.

– I have experienced that several of my friends have been in control in this way, for no reason. Just because we look the same and have traveled in and out of the United States multiple times. They asked me about this without having any information about me, he says.

– Do you think that the corona pandemic could have affected the incident?

– Yes, I think it is a mixture of the fact that I have traveled a lot in and out of the US, that I have the style that I have and that now fewer people travel because of the crown.

– What have you learned?

– That border control is extremely strict in the US, and that if they want to find something about you, they do.

The Foreign Ministry is aware of the incident, but cannot say anything about the merits of the case.

– We know that a Norwegian citizen was arrested in the United States. Relatives have contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs about possible consular assistance. As far as we know, the case has been solved, now that the person in question has returned to Norway, says Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Ane Haavardsdatter Lunde.

I can not comment

Keith E. Smith is a spokesman for the US Customs and Border Protection in Florida, and in an email to VG he writes that no one can enter the US unless the traveler has met the requirements Border Guard or U.S. Citizen.

– Travelers must show that they can enter the United States by rebutting all grounds for denial.

Smith further writes that CBP always conducts a thorough investigation before rejecting entry.

– CBP has guidelines in place to ensure a correct and informed decision when a traveler is denied entry to the United States for the first time.

US law states that CBP cannot comment on individual cases. Smith also declined to comment on Nicoline Devik’s allegations that CBP suspected her of sex trafficking and escort activities.

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