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I don't know about that. They were a royal pain in the 90's if you had a bus of high school students. I remember them grabbing a couple of girls (didn't even

I don't know about that. They were a royal pain in the 90's if you had a bus of high school students. I remember them grabbing a couple of girls (didn't even talk to them first) and taking them away while not allowing the adult counselors to be with them. That lasted about an hour and the girls were crying when they returned. They also kept a group of buses their for multiple hours. I'm not even sure what they were looking for. The US side would nod their heads and says there was nothing to be done about it.

YZF 8y ago
I entered Canada a couple of times in the 90s and it was basically cursory look at my passport + have a nice a day. Something like 5 seconds. Today I am a Canadian citizen and overall the experience is much worse than it used to be in the 90s or even 10 years ago. Which border crossing had those incidents? So those girls were on the bus with you, they came back crying, and you have no idea why? Is there more context here? Just sort of to tie this in to current events, some guy just drove into Canada without stopping the other day: https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/driver-who-skipped-border-checkpoint-arrested-following-police-chase https://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/driver-who-skipped-... Now by luck police spotted the vehicle in Vancouver and tried to pull it over. If someone tried this sort of stunt going the other direction what do you think would happen?