llama66 llama66:
"Thickening" heh..
Stop that, you'll go blind.
$1:
Since September 11, 2001, the Canada–US border has "thickened," threatening the viability of the fully integrated NAFTA business model. The problem is that "for Americans the border is a security issue; for Canadians it is a vital business artery that has become clogged."56 The Conference Board of Canada observes that document processing and other procedural delays at border crossings mean that "just-in-time" manufacturing (of supply chain inputs) is in danger of being replaced by much more costly and inefficient warehouses on either side of the border "just-in-case."57 Because the US market is so much larger than the Canadian market, these concerns weigh against the establishment in Canada of business activity to serve the North American market.
https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/cprp-gepm ... 00064.htmlSo creating more barriers for trade through our countries does not strengthen them.
Are CBP officials stepping up inspections on things coming from Puerto Rico, the largest importer of Coke to the mainland?

No but a few canucks who eat to many Doritos are a threat! Open their mail!