Originally Posted by
N1120A
You have a constitutional right to secretly voice record any dealings with law enforcement officers (which include customs/immigration agents) in the United States and use them in furtherance of your cause in a criminal or civil case. This is actually an exception to the normal rules about secret recordings.
You can't, however, take photos or video record such dealings.
What part of the Constitution says you can make an audio, but not a video recording?
Back to the OP's issue. Can you give an example of how the person at immigratiomn was "abusive"?
Finally, speaking of LHR. I am an overweight, 50 year old American. LHR is the only place I have been stopped by an automatic weapon toting security force, while simply walking toward my gate.