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I recently went to China and getting through there customs was interesting. They had infared scanners scanning for fevers, a sympton of SARS. you also needed a visa that gave you a small window to enter and depart from China. Getting these visas was no easy task. Im from the US and I kno a little about the customs here. When you enter you need either a visa or a greencard and your fingerprints and picture are taken upon entry. Many countries are now upgrading and will be taking DNA samples.
I have found the going through US customs to be also difficult. There is even talk of having Canadians show a passport when entering the US and up until now all that was needed was a driver's license. All this talk of fingerprints, photographing and DNA analysis reminds me of some Orwellian nightmare.
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