Does anyone know why a truck driver with a felony conviction cannot cross the border in a truck?. I’m just curious is this a Canadian law U.S law?. Doesn’t affect me since I have no criminal record at all but was wondering about it.
Felons banned from entering Canada
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Lonewolf2000, Nov 5, 2017.
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Canadian law........ you can’t enter the country without a truck either.
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No entry list for Canada is generated by Big Brother whom shares US citizen criminal justice records with the ministry's border patrol.
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Canada, just like the U.S. and just like every other country in the world, reserves the right to evaluate all non-citizens that request access to the country. Do you think Canadians just get to waltz across the U.S border?
Why some people cannot enter or remain in Canada
There are a number of reasons you can be found inadmissible, denied a visa or refused entry to Canada such as:
- Security
- Human or international rights violations
- Criminality
- Organized criminality
- Health grounds
- Financial reasons
- Misrepresentation
- Non-compliance with the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).
- Having an inadmissible family member
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Been the one time in my life being a convicted felon was an advantage. Company would dispatch me on a load to Canada and I couldn’t go, no minister’s permit. Good deal, have zero desire to go up there anyway
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If u committed misdemeanors they can refuse you entry. They really changed everything after the 9-11 terrorist attacks. USA had operation zero tolerance and Canada did their own new screening of Americans too.
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