A man was allegedly kicked out of the U.S. for having a J.D. Vance meme on his phone.

Remember those memes from a few months ago where people were editing J.D. Vance to look like a little treatboy? Well, you might want to delete them from your phone before traveling.

That’s because one Norwegian tourist claims he was rejected at the U.S. border after agents found an edited photo of J.D. Vance on his phone.

According to Norwegian media outlet Nordlys, a 21-year-old man named Mads Mikkelsen (no, not that one) had planned a two-month trip to the U.S., which included visiting friends and several national parks.

But when he landed in Newark, he was immediately detained by border control, who he says began asking him questions about smuggling and extremism, which he claims was unprompted.

Eventually, they requested access to his phone, which, as a foreigner visiting the U.S., he had to do at risk of fine or jail. When they went through it, they found two questionable images: one of a wooden pipe that Mikkelsen made, and another in which J.D. Vance has been edited to look like a plump child.

As a consequence of this finding, Mikkelsen says that things got worse. He was strip-searched, forced to provide fingerprints and blood samples, and then, after five hours, sent back to Norway.

So, note to anyone traveling to the U.S. soon — clear out the meme folder!