Filipino cruise worker deported after CBP questions about child material, finds no evidence
Jul 1, 2025·Location: Baltimore, MD
Country of origin: Philippines

A 27-year-old Filipino housekeeping attendant identified as C was removed from a Carnival cruise ship docked in Baltimore by CBP agents who questioned him about child sexual abuse material. Agents examined his phone but found no evidence of illegal content. C denied all allegations and was never shown evidence or charged with any crime. His visa was revoked and marked cancelled without prejudice, and he was deported to the Philippines, ending his maritime career.
Timeline
Jul 1, 2025—CBP agents questioned C about child sexual abuse material while cruise ship docked in Baltimore; agents examined his phone and found no evidence
Jul 1, 2025—C's visa revoked and marked cancelled without prejudice; C deported to the Philippines
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