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    1. iwasnotarobot on

      >The U.S. will soon require all non-citizens, including Canadians, entering and leaving the country to be photographed as part of new Department of Homeland Security regulations.

      Seems like a great time to never visit the united states again.

      [Family of Montreal woman detained by ICE for over 3 months living a ’nightmare‘ —— Paula Callejas is one of around 55 Canadians currently detained by ICE](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/canadians-ice-detention-politics-1.7589414)

    2. Super dangerous Canadians with their polo shirts and Phoenix lake House retirements. The Canuck gang of goons,  the lot of them, what with their tourist dollars 💰 
      Tarrifs are devastating 

    3. pissing_noises on

      Many nations do this and more with collection of fingerprint data, as well as the fact you are on hundreds of cameras as part of the airport or port of entries surveillance network. Entering the Schengen Area, and travelling to many Asian countries you will experience this. Seems to be standard everywhere.

    4. To be fair, doesn’t Canada do the same thing already? … I know I’ve had a picture taken plenty of times flying back into YYZ.

      There’s loads of legit things to worry about before worrying about this one.

    5. Reasonable-Sweet9320 on

      US Border agents are increasingly reviewing devices at border crossings.

      “U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has released new data showing a sharp rise in electronic device searches at border crossings.

      From April to June alone, CBP conducted 14,899 electronic device searches, up more than 21 per cent from the previous quarter (23 per cent over the same period last year). Most of those were basic searches, but 1,075 were „advanced,“ allowing officers to copy and analyze device contents.”

      [Canadians caught in crossfire as U.S. customs searches of electronic devices rise at borders ‚What we’re seeing is an exercise of discretion that’s much stricter than ever before‘: Toronto-based lawyer](https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/us-canada-device-searches-1.7619944)

    6. scotsman3288 on

      I’ve gone through facial biometric gates at numerous airports in Europe and USA and ports of entry in last few years. This isn’t new. I’m pretty sure we went through them at FLL earlier this year.
      Besides that, all the declaration kiosks at the major Canadian airports take your photo too.

    7. expendiblegrunt on

      I had a worse time with CBSA crossing back into Canada this month than with CBP going to the US. CBP even gave our little dog a few treats

    8. I have nexus so the us already has my photo, fingerprints, iris scans and probably a lot more lmao. The digital ID line at TSA was pretty neat at EWR

    9. True-Road5019 on

      Haven’t they been doing this for years already? I’ve crossed the border many times in the past 4 years and every time I’ve been photographed and had that facial scan thing done. 

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