Advance Parole

Hello! I flew to Guadalajara Friday midnight and returned Monday night. I was very nervous leaving, but I am glad I did it! On the way back in Guadalajara they do ask to see your visa or how you are returning so I showed them my parole paper. They weren't very familiar with it but still let me fly. At LAX I went on the non citizens line and while in line they ask to see your visa but I had my parole and again they weren't familiar with it and looked confused. They had me wait in line to see an officer and once it was my turn the officer asked for my Mexican passport and my parole paper. He took my fingerprints and picture, and he asked for my occupation. I work for a school district so I told him that. It seems like he already had that information and was just comparing my response to what he was seeing on the computer. Then he kept my passport and parole paper and asked me to follow him to a waiting room where there was 50 other people waiting to be interviewed. DO NOT USE YOUR PHONE IN THERE. I waited around an hour to be called into a window with an officer. He didn't ask me anything just was doing something on the computer and he did ask me about an address and if I knew who lived there. I just responded with I don't live there and he kept insisting I tell him who lives there but I showed him my license and explained that I didn't live there and all my paperwork is sent to my home address. He then changed my address on the computer. This was weird because the address he was asking me about is my boyfriends address. I'm not sure how they even knew about his address. I don't receive any mail there or anything like that. Nonetheless, he stamped my parole and passport and emphasized that I wasn't allowed to use my parole anymore. I left and another officer on my way out checked my paperwork and asked me why I was coming to California and I told him I worked and went to school here and he was very friendly about it. As long as you don't have a criminal record or deportation I would say it is safe to travel.