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Part of the reason for this is that the Trump administration has made it very hard for Canadians working for tech companies to visit the US on business. I have
by abtinf 7y ago
Part of the reason for this is that the Trump administration has made it very hard for Canadians working for tech companies to visit the US on business. I have friends who used to frequently and freely travel between the two countries for meetings, and now they all have corporate policies forbidding it.
As is always the case with protectionist policies, the country imposing them experiences a net loss.
- smnrchrds 7y agoThis is the first time I am hearing about this. Could you please expand on what the policy change is?
- WalterBright 7y ago> As is always the case with protectionist policies, the country imposing them experiences a net loss. Both sides lose equal amounts. It's just that the larger economy notices it less.
- yellowait44 7y agoFirst time I hear about this too and I know lots of people who travel for work and never had problems. Care to elaborate?
- parasubvert 7y agoThis is, as far as I can tell, completely false. Things haven’t changed in any particular way on TN status, L status, or B-2 status.
- cunac 7y agoI would say this is totally false. I am working for Canadian office of US company and travel to the US on average once a month for meetings. Doing that for 10+ years and if anything I noticed I get fewer questions at the US border lately.