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To: FITZ
Both borders are extremely open. Coming in and out of the US is far too casual, no identification is needed.

It has been observed that the northern border is as dangerous to the welfare of this nation as the southern ..

My mom lives in Canada as a landed immigrant,so we go "over the bridge" frequently

Did you cathch my terminology? That is how it is viewed here..not as the interenational travel it is..but rather like a ride into the next town

We have taken a non citizen across the border with us.(from Africa). He forgot his papers..and we didnt realize it untill we were at "customs".He has a very thick accent,and we were concerned..but he just didnt say anything..and the Canadian customs agent didnt address him...neithor did the American agent as we returned.

What struck us about that is he obviously didnt "fit " our family..as we are white..but no questions asked.

We have been told that you should always have proof of citizenship when we cross..but the truth is we never do..we are after all just visiting our" neighbor to the north"

Don't ya wonder how many non citizens come here for a visit and never go back?

Well the fact that there are only 6 border patrol agents for this very active border speaks for itself!

42 posted on 09/12/2001 7:26:14 AM PDT by RnMomof7
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To: RnMomof7
Same thing happens to me but on the other border, anyone can come over if they say American no matter how much an accent. There are border check points 60-70 miles in the US and frequently I have "extra" kids including 18 year olds with me who could not possibly be my biological kids, and some who were born in Mexico (friends of my kids), I've never once been questioned.
43 posted on 09/12/2001 11:08:58 AM PDT by FITZ
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