The U.S. government will now require Canadian visitors staying in the country for more than 30 days to register with immigration authorities, a mandate that had previously been unenforced for those entering through land borders. Canadians aged 14 and older must also undergo fingerprinting as part of the process, according to a rule published in the Federal Register.
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Trump admin starts registry for some Canadian visitors to the US

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U.S. enforces visitor registration for some Canadians staying over 30 days, failure to register may result in fines up to $5,000,

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