Investigation concerning allegations against CSIS

The complainant alleged that CSIS agents interacted with them on multiple occasions and claimed that those interactions amounted to illegal arrests and detentions; that the agents illegally intimidated them by claiming that they would deport them to Guantanamo Bay; and that the Service erroneously applied the Privacy Act in refusing to provide documents the complainant claims they were coerced into signing under duress during one of the above-noted interactions.  

Upon reviewing all of the evidence presented by the parties and available information, NSIRA observed that the complainant never had any interactions with CSIS. NSIRA found that none of their allegations could be substantiated.