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The federal government is urging Canadians travelling to the U.S. to be "forthcoming" with border agents, and warns if denied entry some people could be detained.
  • FaceDeer@fedia.io
    13·
    9 days ago

    It’s sad. I remember road trip vacations to the US when I was a child. Pretty sure we didn’t have passports. We’d reach the border, spend a few minutes answering questions, they’d check drivers’ licenses and license plates. That was it. I remember one time we reached the border and dad remembered we’d picked up some oranges along with our travel supplies, and there was a thing about not bringing citrus fruit across. He told the border guard, the guard asked us to hand over the oranges, and that was it. They never searched our stuff.

    IMO one of the major reasons Americans are like they are is the lack of experience travelling to other countries. I hope that doesn’t start to become a problem for Canadians, given that America is by far the most convenient and inexpensive country to visit for most of us.

    • BurningRiver@beehaw.org
      5·
      9 days ago

      I live a couple hours from Niagara Falls, and we used to go into Ontario a lot when I was a kid. This whole thing breaks my heart.

      It used to be a pretty friendly experience, and now we have a twat for a president who, in a matter of months, has blown up a centuries-long relationship between us . I promise you that there are plenty of us down here who don’t want any of this, and most of us are trying to figure out how we can put a stop to all of this.