Legal Action Challenges New U.S. Registration Rule for Snowbirds

Facing a new U.S. policy that mandates extended-stay Canadian retirees register or risk prosecution, legal challenges are underway. Affected snowbirds and advocacy groups argue the policy overlooks their economic impact and imposes undue burdens, sparking lawsuits aimed at securing relief and prompting broader discussions on cross-border travel regulations.

winnipegfreepress.com / Snowbird tourism in peril due to U.S. rules, lawyer warns

citynews.ca / ‘Comply and be forthcoming’: Feds update travel advice for Canadians heading to U.S.

The Canadian government reminded travellers that it cannot intervene if U.S. border agents, who have broad discretion, decide to deny entry.

nationalpost.com / New U.S. travel policy didn’t factor in revenue from Canadian snowbirds: lawsuit

Canadian retirees who travel to the U.S. for more than 30 days will 'now be at risk of federal prosecution if they fail to register,' the complaint says

cbc.ca / A reprieve for snowbirds? Trump Administration sued over traveller registration requirement

Immigration advocates are suing the Trump Administration over its coming registration requirement for non-U.S. citizens staying longer than 29 days, offering a possible reprieve for Canadian snowbirds.

4 stories from sources in 16.2 hour(s) #economy #us-relations #law #immigration #foreign-policy

Related Tags

Legal Action Challenges New U.S. Registration Rule for Snowbirds

Related Tags

Economy

US Relations

Law

Immigration

Foreign Policy