Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] CAUS - More tightening<br/>
Date: Feb 11, 2004 @ 17:17<br/>
Author: Tom Sanders (Tom Sanders &lt;laika899@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div><br>Informal exceptions would have to be made for the International Peace Garden, and for the houses and commercial buildings bisected by the border. Or else you&#39;d have to report to Customs before&nbsp;going from one room to the other. (Or before shooting pool in that NY-PQ bar, where the&nbsp;table is in the US, hi.) &nbsp;</div>
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<div>It&#39;s baffling, IMHO, that US Customs can&#39;t come up with a simple, inexpensive, border control scheme in places where the crossing isn&#39;t staffed 24/7. Something similar to the passcard and gate arrangement used by gated apartments. Even the public library in Flint, which shares part of its parking lot with a large high school, that&#39;s always crying poverty, manages to control access to its parking in the early mornings when the kids arrive before it opens. </div><p><hr SIZE="1">
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