Border crossing changes create concern, confusion

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By TOM BELL

MaineToday Media, Inc.

In 2006, 6.7 million people entered Maine from Canada in private vehicles,...
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Susan of Pownal, ME

Jan 22, 2008 1:00 PM

People coming thru our and Canada's borders surely should be scrutinized and have the right ID's and NOT just a MAINE Liciense, that is proven to be no good, thanks to BaldArchie and Mathew Dunlap(SOS), to weed out illegals and other assorted people up to no-good here. Regular Americans with a birth certificate or passport should be fine.

The CAT should also require a passport or birth certificate, no just our invalid license..

Peter_Raymond Maheuxyz of SmOakland, ME

Jan 22, 2008 7:29 AM

How many OUI/DUI'z came south through that ONE-WAY "valve" ??? Job security for Pri$on Owner'$ Privatetized Profit ??? Imagine that Privete-Prison-Profit down $outh ..... ain't that why certain "Law's" are IGNORED ??? Please BLE$$ EARTH, not U$ ........

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