Protesters say new border law is 'draconian'

Misc CDN | 206860 hits | Dec 17 2:25 am | Posted by: Hyack

An expansion of powers granted to U.S. officials by Canada's federal government put workers and travellers at risk, according to protesters and the B.C. Civil Liberties Association.

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by rickc
Mon Dec 18, 2017 7:01 am
mixed emotions about this one. aruba has this preclearance program. it works good for me as i do not have to worry about missing connecting flights in the states as i have already cleared us customs and immigration in aruba. i have missed connecting flights coming back from other countries as the lines at customs get pretty long.

allowing a foreign government to set up shop in your country is always a slippery slope. kind of surprised that we did not hear a lot more about this law before it passed.
by CharlesAnthony
Mon Dec 18, 2017 3:00 pm
Non-USAcorp citizens do not have a right to enter the USA at will.

"rickc" said
allowing a foreign government to set up shop in your country is always a slippery slope.
That is the price Canadians have to pay if they want American services.

"rickc" said
kind of surprised that we did not hear a lot more about this law before it passed.
The media-class could not find an anti-Trump pro-Sophie spin.

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