US Canada Travel Advisory: Canada Updated US Travel Advisory again: Hopefully, phone can be checked

Canada has again updated its travel advisor to the United States, including a warning to potential passengers that they should be ready to investigate the border patrol authorities. The updated advisor says that American officials can check electronic devices such as phones and laptops. The new advice was read, “Compliance with border officials in all interactions and upcoming. If you are deprived of admission. You can be detained while waiting for exile,” read new advice.
This is the second major update of Canada’s travel rules for the US. It was mandatory for all Canadians living in the US to live in the US to live in the US to live in America first to live in the US. This new rule is effective from April 11.
Compulsory Registration Rules come from an executive order issued by President Donald Trump on their first day in the office, directing non-citizens to ensure compliance with the immigration and Nationality Act. According to the USCIS website, all the aliens for the law “people aged 14 or older or older were registered and fingerprinted (if necessary) and to do so to do so to stay in the United States for 30 days or longer (if necessary). Parents and legal parents of children below 14 years of age should ensure that they are registered.
Before the new rule was implemented, Canada added a warning about strict boundary check.
“Individual boundary agents often have an important discretion to make those determinations. US authorities have strictly implemented entry requirements. Expecting the entry ports, including electronic equipment. All conversations with border authorities compliance with and upcoming.” We have received information on this page from American officials. However, it can change at any time. “

Canadian actress Jasmine Muni was snow detained

Amidst the deteriorating relationship between the US and Canada, which increases the check on the US-Canada border, Canadian actress Jasmine Muni was detained by snow and kept in snow custody for 12 days. She said that she had gone to the border to renew her visa, but was detained instead, although she told the authorities that she did not mean to illegally enter the country.

Lawyers recommend Canadian to keep a burner phone

As the immigration officer is entitled to seizing the phone and laptop and examining the social media accounts of persons entering the US, lawyers in Canada advised that Canadian people should keep a burner phone with them while traveling to America and keep their original phone at home.