Canadians urged to expect U.S. border scrutiny

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What Canadians could encounter when crossing the U.S. border

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Global Affairs Canada has updated its advisory for those travelling to the U.S. , urging Canadians to expect scrutiny from border guards.

The extra scrutiny could include a search of your electronic devices, which is allowed to do.

The advisory also urges travelers to carry proof of status while in the US .

Canada 's travel advisory remains at the lowest risk level but there are suggestions that Ottawa raise it.

Last month , Ottawa informed Canadians and foreign nationals planning to stay more than 30 days that they needed to register with U.S. and NOT doing so could result in “penalties, fines and misdemeanour prosecution” That measure goes into effect on April 11 .

“I don’t think we need to go overboard,” said Jain .

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