HelpfulPug

Oh boy I sure hope it's me!

/r/immigration will be much more helpful to you

What is the most common reason people get rejected at the border? Is it really criminal history, or is it something more mundane?

Have you noticed any strong correlations between people who get rejected and certain groups (be they religious, ethnic, cultural, sub-cultural, etc;)? Are there certain groups or types of people who take more issue with you and your job than others?

just not letting my temper or my impulse to react drive my behavior

This is something that I also struggled with for a long time. Applying Carl Jung's quote, "until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate" to my everyday life helped me stop reacting, and start choosing.

Hope this helped even a little bit :)

not like Steve Bannon's conspiracy theory but rather networks of power, elites and interest.

Isn't that exactly what Steve Bannon's theory talks about?