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> The CBP can and sometimes does conduct inspection on precleared passengers at the actual US port of entry. How? I'm pretty sure that when I've flown pre-cle
by blahedo 8y ago
> The CBP can and sometimes does conduct inspection on precleared passengers at the actual US port of entry.
How? I'm pretty sure that when I've flown pre-cleared from Canada and Bermuda, the arrival was to a non-international gate, opening directly out into the airport rather than via the side hallways that take you to border control. So if they wanted to check you on entry, what do they do, meet you at the gate?
Or am I just misremembering all this?
- DrJokepu 8y agoThey can conduct inspections right at the gate. It’s uncommon, but it happens. Typically when this happens, the cabin crew announces that the CBP is conducting inspections outside the gate and asks passengers to get their travel documents ready. Outside the gate CBP officers will instruct passengers to form one or more lines and then inspect everybody’s travel documents. Sometimes they only approach certain people and let most passengers walk by.