Sentences with phrase «people at border crossings»

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When a person travels through a checkpoint at a border crossing, instead of showing and scanning a paper passport, he or she could present his or her Bitcoin key.

At the Helmstedt border crossing the U.S. officer asked who those people were in the car.

As for point (1), you can have plenty of people crossing through the «green lane» and back every day, just like at the Norwegian - Swedish border.

This isn't a film trying to convert you to knocking down borders or embracing anyone and everyone who crosses the border illegally; this is a film that wants you to have some sympathy and understanding that the person being shot at is a real human being, just like you and me, who has a family whom they love and who needs them.

Dead Language installation expresses all the violence felt when one must abandon everything at border crossings, starting with one's language; the very first conveyence of a person's identity.

(Sometimes it may be hard to tell just where the limits are for people crossing the provincial border, so some statutory guidance is useful, as in the franchise legislation at issue here.)

Time and again, we have stated that «searches made at the border, pursuant to the longstanding right of the sovereign to protect itself by stopping and examining persons and property crossing into this country, are reasonable simply by virtue of the fact that they occur at the 153 * 153 border.»

In general, applying for a TRP in person at a land border crossing or airport is only for emergencies.

Claims are made by persons attempting to enter Canada at a port of entry (an airport or border crossing) or by persons who are already in Canada, in which case they are made at an IRCC office.

The numbers are only for people who make their refugee claim at official border crossings or within Canada after getting across the border — not people who apply from abroad.

Your passport is the definitive identification and while some people do cross the border at certain spots and do not have to show a passport, it will be required at some border crossings and certainly at customs in the airport.