“The people are dumbfounded. When I tell them there’s really not a lot I can do, they’re shocked.”
A new policy in place at entry points into the U.S. borders on the absurd.
The guidance, reportedly provided to border supervisors for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), lists legal cannabis use by Canadians as a disqualifying factor in obtaining a Nexus pass, which allows frequent travellers to be pre-screened and cross over more quickly.
The directive was not intended to be widely circulated, but emerged during a lawsuit by a Seattle legal firm seeking more information on the legal basis for treating Canadians working in the industry as “drug traffickers,” according to Global News.
By David Yasvinski – The GrowthOp
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