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I could maybe see if China, or some other restrictive country, would not want books critical of their government entering the country, but it seems odd that a Customs inspector would bother going through all the books on someone's Kindle.
I sincerely doubt that that would happen in America, because it is very common for people to criticize the government (the daily newspaper certainly does).
There are certainly people that are not allowed in the country, but I doubt it has anything to do with a book.
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