U.K. Teen Banned from U.S.

Banned

Updated Apr. 24, 2017 5:42PM EDT / Published Sep. 14, 2010 10:28AM EDT

Maybe he can be friends with the kid who hacked Sarah Palin's emails: Luke Angel, a 17-year-old British resident, sent an angry email to President Obama, calling him "a prick," after allegedly watching a TV documentary about 9/11 while drunk. For the FBI, the online rant turned out to be a serious offense; Angel was quickly visited by local police after sending the email and for the rest of his life will be prohibited from ever visiting the U.S. "I don't really care," Angel said of the ban. "My parents aren't very happy about it."

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U.K. Teen Banned from U.S.