Sentences with phrase «port of entry»

If any given nation does not apply the tax, an equivalent duty can be applied to their products at ports of entry.

They're a prominent family, part of a Muslim community that settled along this stretch of the coast centuries ago when the region was the main port of entry for foreign traders.

So marijuana tends to cross the border far from official ports of entry.

In the first two months of this year, approximately 2000 refugee claims were filed at land ports of entry along the Canadian border.

Of course, the skin is an easy port of entry and exit for the body, so in retrospect it's obvious.

With the limited procedural rights afforded travelers at ports of entry, this is an especially nuanced area of immigration law advocacy.

Such information could be particularly important in identifying potential ports of entry in evidence - based, attachment - focused parenting interventions that could serve as important conduits for improving parenting behaviors, especially those utilized by high - risk parents who have experienced a significant number of ACEs.

Perhaps a visit with the family of Maria Durand de Perez would convince the politicians that their task is not that of «closing the back door» on people who they feel have rudely intruded on our homes, nor that of «sending people to the back» of some imaginary, single - file line at U.S. ports of entry.

We also applaud the notable references to the Pacific Gateway and, specifically, the introduction of a National Trade Corridors Fund to «address urgent capacity constraints and freight bottlenecks at major ports of entry.»

It has a wide deep river and is popular as an Australian first port of entry for sea faring travellers.

Adult non-intrusiveness refers to the ability to follow the child's lead, to the use of non-interruptive ports of entry into interaction, to the modest use of commands and directives, to the appropriateness of teaching and adult talking, to the absence of interferences and of child's signals that indicate that the adult is perceived as intrusive.

Or CBP could subject both foreign visitors and U.S. persons to invasive device searches at ports of entry with the intent of easily accessing any and all cloud data; CBP could then access both public and private online data — not just social media content and contacts that may or may not be public (e.g., by perusing a smartphone's Facebook app), but also other private communications and sensitive information such as health or financial status.»

These two airports serve as the Cayman Islands main ports of entry for visitors.

New York — one of the largest markets for shark fins outside Asia and the largest port of entry for shark fins on the East Coast — joins seven states and all three Pacific U.S. territories in passing similar laws to provide critical protection to sharks and preserve the health of the world's ocean ecosystems.

Sessions implemented the policy after a Department of Homeland Security report found a 203 percent increase in the number of people apprehended at the border or who arrived at ports of entry without entry documents between March 2017 and March 2018.

Check out episode 14 for guest BJ Caruso's insights on police information sharing at Canadian ports of entry

• Welcome drink for family upon arrival • Complimentary beach toys • Complimentary kid's breakfast • Picnic lunch for parents & child • Ground transfers to and from port of entry / hotel in Virgin Gorda

A carbon tax at the wellhead or port of entry reduces all uses of a fuel.

Eight prototypes of President Donald Trump's long - promised border wall stand in San Diego, California, at the Otay Mesa port of entry.

In reality, the USDA has fallen short of reconciling organic standards between different countries, verifying documents at US ports of entry, and conducting so - called «mandatory» audits of major exporters.

With Vice President Joe Biden at his side, Cuomo spoke at length about why New York needs to do this now in order to modernize a key port of entry.

He was in New York's North Country Monday to push for passage of a bill he has sponsored requiring the Department of Homeland Security to recruit vets for jobs at Customs and Border Protection ports of entry.

He also enjoined those working at various port of entry into the country to interview anyone coming from any of the Latin American countries for evidence Zika virus symptoms.

Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ) are secure areas located in or near U.S. Customs ports of entry that are legally considered to be outside the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol territory for the purpose of tariff laws and Customs entry procedures.

President Trump's signature on a bill passed by both houses of Congress is all that remains for the border station at the Peace Bridge and other local ports of entry to become major obstacles in the flow of illicit fentanyl from China, Mexico and other countries, Sen. Charles E. Schumer said Monday.

Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali is best known as a tourist hub, the bustling port of entry to a volcanic paradise.

In its 2017 Budget - in - Brief, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security lists among its priorities allocating $ 103.9 million for radiological and nuclear detection equipment «to keep U.S. ports of entry safe and secure by detecting and interdicting illicit radioactive or nuclear materials.»

The Lago Del Mar Apartments are located in Laredo, Texas on the north banks of the Rio Grande River, just a short drive to Mexicos port of entry.

With more than three million foreign - born residents today, New York has been America's defining port of entry for nearly four centuries, a magnet for transplants from all over the globe.

Future phases of this initiative, which began in 2011, will see Canada exchange names, date of birth and nationality / citizenship for all travellers at all common land ports of entry with the U.S. — with plans to start collecting exit records from those travelling by air, too.

In August 2014, the USDA adopted regulations implementing the law at national ports of entry.

And for pet bird owners, the site provides a list of APHIS - approved ports of entry and contact information for our animal import centers.

The pace in Dumaguete is leisurely, even for a city in the Philippines, and a great port of entry to the rest of Negros Oriental.

Just like in the United States, all passengers arriving into Australia must collect their bags and clear customs at their first port of entry before connecting to a domestic Australian flight.

Its two main international airports receive hundreds of flights per month from major cities, allowing constant mobilization of passengers through safe and modern ports of entry.

Like Global Entry, you'll receive a membership identification card to use when entering Canada or the United States at all designated NEXUS air, land and marine ports of entry.

Maritime ports of entry are Belize City, Corozal, Dangriga, Big Creek, San Pedro, and Punta Gorda.

«We have every possible kind of building from the White House to a homeland security port of entry in Maine that's dealing with temperature extremes,» she says.

Is there a law requiring US citizens to present themselves for immigration inspection (or customs inspection) if they cross the border somewhere other than a designated port of entry?

In the third year, the customs - controlled areas will spread to other highway, rail and postal ports of entry and in some duty - free shops and sufferance warehouses across the country.

Baltimore's Inner Harbor was once the second leading port of entry for immigrants to the United States and a major manufacturing center.

Thus, consistent with the theoretical underpinnings of many evidence - based, attachment - focused parenting interventions, reflective functioning may be an important port of entry for reducing negative parenting behaviors in mothers who were exposed to ACEs.