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Quebec man claims to have crossed into the U.S. using his tablet and his drivers license. Mike Le Couteur reports. ...
Martin Reisch holds up his iPad displaying his passport in Montreal on Jan. 3. Reisch says a border officer let him cross into the United States from Quebec after he presented only a scanned copy of his passport on the computer tablet. Graham Hughes/THE ...
Says he used scanned image of passport QMI AGENCY FILE PHOTO U.S. border officials are disputing a Montreal man's claim that he was allowed into the U.S. using a scanned image of his passport stored on his iPad. Martin Reisch, 33, said he was travelling ...
SAN TAN VALLEY, Ariz. An Arizona sheriff who is a leading border security hawk says hes running for Congress. Pinal (pih-NAL) County Sheriff Paul Babeu (BAB-yoo) will seek the Republican nomination for the 4th Congressional District seat, ...
Traveler Admitted into U.S. Using Scanned Image on iPad By Terry Miller Beacon Media just received a curious press release from the Canada Border Patrol Services possibly referreing to a Sierra Madre man who was arrested in Novia Scotia on Oct 17, 2011. ...
Martin Reisch says a border officer let him cross into the United States from Quebec after he presented only a scanned copy of his passport on his iPad. U.S. border officials say his driver's license and birth certificate got him across. Photo Credit: ...
The US Border is renowned for being a hassle to enter but when a Canadian traveller forgot his passport at home he decided to give showing his scanned passport on his iPad screen a try. Canadian native, Martin Reisch, was about a half an hour away from ...
This is remarkable. A just released Syracuse university study indicates that the government is overstating its enforcement of the immigration laws by a staggering amount. According to TRAC, Syracuses Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, the ...
Jakadrien Turner ran away when she was 14 years old. She was arrested and gave police a fake name, which ended up getting her deported. ...
iPad image of passport didn't help Canadian man cross border: U.S. Customs Reported by Andy Blatchford, The Canadian Press Change text size: + - MONTREAL - The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency says a Canadian man shouldn't credit his iPad for ...
A group of New Hampshire lawmakers asked the state attorney general's office Tuesday to investigate whether President Barack Obama meets the eligibility requirements to appear on the state's ballot, after their previous attempt to remove his name from ...
You may have read about a Canadian man who got into the U.S.A. with no passport and only a scan of it on his iPad to show that he had one. After reviewing the situation for a few minutes, the border guard let him through and wished the man happy ...
tags: Latinos, Obama, immigration Last week the Obama administration announced the launch of a new hotline aimed at informing immigrant detainees held by local and state police agencies of their rights. The round-the-clock hotline is said to be part of a ...
Andy: That story about ICE vastly exaggerating the level of enforcement is probably a little more complicated. The researchers are putting ICE in the hot seat, saying the agency either is lying about the level of enforcement or withholding massive ...
Robert Nickelsberg / Ever approach the border with a sinking feeling that your passport is sitting at home next to the phone charger you also forgot to bring? Fear not, tech-savvy travelers, because apparently you can now just present your iPad to get ...
A Canadian man's scanned image of his passport on an iPad didn't let him enter the United States, the U.S Customs and Border Protection agency said Wednesday. Montreal's Martin Reisch said he was able to cross over the U.S. border last week using only a ...
_ "We have to ask, 'Is removal the only remedy?' No. And it might not be the best remedy in all cases. ... When you start removing people who have been here for 25 years, it isn't so simple. There is a whole life wrapped up in this person, much of it ...
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 -- Rep. Walter B. Jones, R-N.C. (3rd CD), issued the following news release: Congressman Walter B. Jones (NC-3) has joined Texas Republican Congressman Ted Poe (R-TX) in urging President Barack Obama not to reduce the presence of U.S. ...
India Wednesday said it was aware of 'gross inaccuracies' in a map of India on the US State Department website and asserted that 'the entire border state of Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of the country'.India also said it has consistently ...
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