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Some people have to travel for work. For Canadians, lots of international flights connect through the US (especially if you're flying on the cheapest routes), a
by tavavex 11mo ago
Some people have to travel for work. For Canadians, lots of international flights connect through the US (especially if you're flying on the cheapest routes), and there's no way to transit through without "properly" entering the country. While the thing in the post doesn't yet apply to Canada (due to us not requiring an ESTA), it very well could become a thing soon. That would be pretty awful for everyone.
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoDoes any country require you to have entry rights for a layover?
- bigfatkitten 11mo agoUS does. You have to clear immigration, exit the terminal and then come back into the terminal just like a local passenger.
- mdhb 11mo agoThis is literally a data collection scam run by US intel / law enforcement to collect biometrics with some “plausible” reason. Now it’s a chance to grab your passwords and private conversations too. Act accordingly,