Is America becoming a tiered society
When we choose housing, we're not choosing the house or apartment but rather the neighborhood it is with its ensuing HOA
Well, it's been a long time since I've not been Pre Check so if they have eased up the requirements I don't experience it. But in our small local airport that I use 95% of the time where there is only one line every one else has to do those things and I don't have to. (I do get to go to the front of it, but it really doesn't matter because the longest line ever is about five people.) Coming back through larger airports it looks like everyone else is sitting down putting their shoes back on.
Wait in the USA you have to pay as a citizen not to go in the same line as non citizens?
No, you pay to go in a different line where you just scan your passport and they take a picture of your face. Takes like 5 seconds to get through instead of potentially forever.
Ok but we have different lines for citizens in the EU and we just enter showing ID , without paying anything. Immigration line is for non citizens (maybe non permanent residents as well, not sure)
There are different lines in the US also. The main lines your passport just gets looked at, but it is a line. Global Entry is basically just walking through.
Also, remember, you are not Italian, you are European. Travel from country to country is just like state to state, no?
There are different lines in the US also. The main lines your passport just gets looked at, but it is a line. Global Entry is basically just walking through.
Also, remember, you are not Italian, you are European. Travel from country to country is just like state to state, no?
Sure within Schengen (which doesn't encompass all the EU, UK was out and Ireland is still out), but i was thinking when coming back from the US or Brazil
