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Bernardo de La Paz

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2. It means both kinds of residents can access their library in peace.

Reply to bucolic_frolic (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 25, 2025, 09:48 AM

Mar 25

As it stands now, Canadians have to officially enter the US and subject themselves to US border police and ICE jeopardy to access their library. (Might be a few days before it officially goes into effect or something (details))

A door on the Canadian side means Canadians could enter their library without jeopardy.

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Border-straddling library raises $140K for renovations after U.S. limits Canadian access [View all] Spazito Mar 25 OP

I'm still not ok with the Federal government overreach here bucolic_frolic Mar 25 #1

It means both kinds of residents can access their library in peace. Bernardo de La Paz Mar 25 #2

But in the middle of the library, an international border! /nt bucolic_frolic Mar 25 #3

Only once was that a problem, when someone tried to smuggle crime guns INTO Canada Bernardo de La Paz Mar 25 #4