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Touchdown! Greaser!
With all the fuss over electronic notification and other customs issues related to private aircraft/border crossing, the following policy change at CBP could (if applied to aircraft) have monumental impact:
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Note that this applies if the boat even crosses the Canadian border, regardless of whether it actually puts to shore. The analogy for aircraft is Canadian overflight.
The camel's nose is beyond "under the tent" - and we're pretty close to having the backside inside, spreading the camel waste on the people within.
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When the 2008 charter season begins next month, U.S. citizens paying to fish on Lake Erie will have to bring either a passport or two other IDs if they plan to cross the northern border's invisible watery line.
When they get back to shore in the USA, they'll have to drive to a local government reporting station and pose for pictures. They won't be posing with their fish, but for Customs officers via a videophone connection.
Note that this applies if the boat even crosses the Canadian border, regardless of whether it actually puts to shore. The analogy for aircraft is Canadian overflight.
The camel's nose is beyond "under the tent" - and we're pretty close to having the backside inside, spreading the camel waste on the people within.