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Control? Not having Global Entry doesn't prevent you from traveling anywhere, you just don't get to use the fast lane going through Customs or TSA lines. Globa
by slowmovintarget 9y ago
Control?
Not having Global Entry doesn't prevent you from traveling anywhere, you just don't get to use the fast lane going through Customs or TSA lines. Global Entry is elective, not a requirement.
In other words, you just have normal status.
The appeal process should work better in this case than it did.
- locopati 9y agofor now - do you really think they're not going to expand their ability to supposedly 'know when you've been bad or good' to every traveller over time if they're given a chance?
- rootusrootus 9y agoHow long does the regular security process have to be before the 'privilege' of the express lane becomes more like the minimum requirement to travel? This is absolutely a form of control.