DHS tolerates a new rule for Canadians who have entered us into the fingerprint, registered
The United States will demand Canadians Visiting more than 30 days to register with power and take fingerprints, states in the new temporary final rule of the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS).
The new request, which enters into force on April 11, refers to all sides of citizens crossing the land border of the US-Kanade and are at least 14 years old who remain in the US for 30 days or more.
On Wednesday, the rule was delivered to the federal registrar in the middle of a escalated trade war between the United States and his northern neighbor. Canada has announced in the meantime $ 21 billion in new US tariffs on Wednesday.
Rubio pushed against Mahmoud Khalil’s defender, ‘Not about free speech’
Vehicles in line to move to the United States at the border of Canada-US to ST-Bernard-de-Lacolle, Quebec, Canada, on Thursday, March 6, 2025. (Graham Hughes/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Change will affect some Canadians who have previously been acquitted of this request, including many Canadian snow birds – pensioners who spend the winter months in US countries – who must now register in the Government or face cash.
The temporarily final rule confirms that children under the age of 14, whose parents or guardians must register, will not be printed with a finger. Biometry will also give up Canadian business and tourist visitors who enter the country, but they must also be registered if they remain in the country for 30 days or more.
DHS recognized that “the affected population influenced this rule those currently unregistered and will use the general registration form marked in accordance with this rule”.
“DHS estimates that a population has been affected between 2.2 million and 3.2 million,” according to a rule.
This file image shows a Guatema -based immigration agent who printed a passenger during a secondary screening, while on August 26, 2019, in Guatemala City, the US Ministry of Homeland Security sent it. (John Moore/Getty Images)
Trump threatens further tariffs to Canadian steel, aluminum, electricity, vehicles
DHS and US Nationality and Immigration (USCIS) services have recognized their intention to follow the executive order for President Donald Trump’s inauguration, which requires all immigrants to be registered in the US government.
Executive command 20. January directs DHS to ensure that all immigrants are registered under Law on Immigration and Citizenship. This law, which has not been fully implemented before, is that the noncititizensi over 14 years of age must register and print their fingers within 30 days from the entry, and that all registered noncititizes over 18 years of age must have proof of registration at all times.
The trucks cross the border of the United States along the Bridge of Ambassador to Windsor, Ontario, March 8, 2025. (Geoff Robins/AFP via Getty Images)
“Once a foreigner registers and appeared for a fingerprint (unless he has given up), DHS will issue evidence of registration, which aliens over 18 years of age have to wear and retain in their personal possession at all times,” the USCIS website said in February. “Failure in harmony can result in criminal and civic sentences, up to and including misdemeanor prosecution, imposing fines and prison.”
“Many aliens in the United States have already registered, as the law requires,” the post states. “However, a significant number of foreigners present in the United States did not have a direct way to register and fulfill their obligation in accordance with INA 262. The USCIS founded a new form, G-325R, biometric information (registration) and an internet procedure by which the unregistered Aliens can register and in accordance with the law of INA.”
Click here to get the Fox News app
USCIS added: “Registration is not an immigration status and registration documentation does not create immigration status, Establish an employment authorization or provide any other right or benefit to INA or any other US law. “
