Past Convictions Catch Up | Border Security: Canada's Front Line

Smugglers, drug dealers, illegal immigrants and other suspicious characters are stopped cold at Canada's airports, ports and land crossings by the Canada Border Security Agency.
Season 3 Episode 20:
In this episode of Border Security: Canada's Front Line, customs officers examine an old wood carving to ascertain its value. A student has failed to declare cash in multiple currencies. Toy packages are filled with bags of weed. A southern American is turned away because of past multiple convictions and lack of a visa.
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[@fencius]

"You're asking so many questions, dude!," man says to officers who primary job is to ask questions.

[@geebrewer8186]

if you can't remember how many times you have been arrested and what you were arrested for, that is a problem 😳

[@guymontag9577]

I was thinking the very same thing. For a normal person who went of the good road, one time in jail is forgivable. But if that one time in jail didn't straighten you out, you are not the type of person that should be welcomed. In jail (gaol) everyday is is its own nightmare. A normal person would make sure they didn't do anything that would put them back in the "clink".

[@at7595]

His girlfriend 'would have' told him 'something' of the entry requirements to the country..... (If she knew about his record but obviously did not)

[@guymontag9577]

@@at7595 I agree, unless they are BOTH naïve.

[@mwilliams1330]

@Alex Alex Being honest does not change the fact he has 2 or more felonies. Being naive is one thing, being stupid is just that.

[@eurodiaz3712]

Couldn't he of just said he was a tourist lol

[@HermitLady]

I hate when they ask why you lied….umm, because I wanted to keep my stuff? 🤦‍♀️🤣

[@xo2quilt]

@@milesjohnson5487 That's what they count on!! Sometimes CBSA wins, sometimes the traveler slips through.

[@reggievangleason9511]

100% agree with Ukrainian man, and I would be peeved too. Frustrated customs agent cannot understand that property within a marriage is shared. The only “gift” here is the wife’s expression of love, represented with an old camera.

[@chouseification]

he should have told her how long he had to wait in line for the thing back in the day to give her a perspective check... normally the traveler is in the wrong if they are on this show; in this case, the ginger was completely missing how old that camera was, and what type it was... that's a Soviet era camera I believe... don't try to ask somebody to pay import duties on that if you value your life. :D

[@AB-jz9ns]

Agreed! The agent should have appreciated his honesty. He could have very easily said the camera is his and there would be nothing she can do about it.

[@HercadosP]

Customs about to ask for the monetary value of the condoms exchanged during intercourse. Should I declare the cost of my soggy panties too?

[@bigb6866]

She needs an education.

[@Mindraker1]

I agree here, too. Legally, it's his and was always his camera.

[@Natalie-xy7zy]

Things I've learned watching Border Security: 1) Declare everything, if unsure, tick yes!; 2) Don't bring anything into another country that is food or drugs! 3) Don't assume you can visit another country with any kind of criminal past. If you have a criminal record, go to the embassy or consulate and get approved first BEFORE leaving the country. 4) Why do people think laws in their own country apply to the country they are going to? Research it!

[@lancesay]

well said!

[@mitchellk1269]

Ppl from Canada who have ever had legal problems should never be allowed entry into any other country.

[@donlitos]

You don’t know what you are talking about. You DO NOT need to declare money if not over $10K Canadian or international limit

[@tamibarber1216]

The first time I went to jail... and the second time.. and the third time.. the fourth time 😂😂 he can make a rap song outta this trip😅

[@wingerfan1]

The traveler with the camera has a point. Just because it’s old and his wife gave it to him from their house doesn’t mean that he hast to declare it because it might not have any value to him. It might just be something he uses to take pictures with. Canada seems to think that everything everybody has has monetary value.

[@polarstar]

it was shared property. by definition it cant be a gift.

[@michaelbabauta1239]

Because Canada Wants Whatever They can get from People Entering. The More they Take Wethersfield it's Money or Items, The more the Canadian government Will Profit.

[@thecodnewsletter]

That’s literally what I was thinking. They are married so their assets are combined idk why she’s busting his balls about it

[@sportclay1]

Canadian gestapo.

[@jhonyermo]

@@sportclay1 BS

[@ianbattles7290]

I know someone who was denied entry because of a 17-year-old criminal conviction...for simple marijuana possession (which is ironically, federally legal in Canada now).

[@stuartrubin5730]

I have viewed some of these videos. There is too much concern with marijuana.

[@coolvania]

@@stuartrubin5730 all of these episodes were filmed before legalization in 2018

[@TonyStark-wr7ob]

They need to fill a rehabilitation form bs to enter countries that are strict af

[@stefflouis]

In his czase, he was a drug dealer in jail several times,..

[@meeeeeeeeeeeep]

That's ridiculous and disgusting!

[@idontno0]

Dude just thought he could move to another country? Da fuq. "I thought I could get my visa after I moved here". How do people survive walking around when they think like that?

[@jimc5694]

Putting the guy's criminal history aside, I think he didn't present his case properly. Didn't the narrator say it was his first time for meeting his girlfriend? If so, I think that all he really had to say was that, that his intention was just to meet her and see how it goes, that the work-and-live-in-Canada thing would be way down the road.

[@moeeemonroe2246]

That wood is the legendary snake or dragon in Southeast Asia. It’s very expensive and having to bring that object here requires a lot of paperwork for authentication. It took 5 years for a Buddha statue to come to Lowell, MA. It needed to be authenticated and made sure there’s no other replica of it around.

[@wjleaf2802]

One tiny correction. Ming and Qing are Chinese dynasties. So they are from East Asia

[@sharifsalem]

Fudge, that camera is a personal possession what the heck giving him a hard time about it.

[@ImOnAJourney]

I guess if I was going over a border, I would be prepared to be pulled over. And if I didn’t know what to mark on my declarations card … I would ASK an agent for assistance as opposed to just trying to walk through as if I was entitled to take a pass.

[@meeeeeeeeeeeep]

Well everyone makes mistakes, calm down.

[@kevinhoward9593]

12:10 she didn't "gift" him the camera. he's married to his wife, its shared property.

[@williambeltran1971]

The camera….. c’mon! It’s his, not a gift. She’s totally wrong!!!

[@shsuususjssnjsus8239]

Not really it's a gift just like if your wife or boyfriend buys you a gift something so just declare it and get on with your life

[@chouseification]

@@shsuususjssnjsus8239 yet married couples buying an item for the couple legally own it _jointly_... there is NO room to grill whatsoever once it has been determined as property of the couple. We consider "his" and "hers" on some items, but the law normally does not (besides divorce cases splitting up assets).

[@tanishazoa138]

They're all squares

[@maus0liam]

holy shit the Ming Dynasty was between 1368-1644 thats a lot older than 20 years

[@diegoalvarado916]

You smart

[@007donj]

He chose not to read the card.

[@zander7671]

I’m amazed how many people try to get away by saying, I don’t know how much money I have? I may not know how much change I may be caring but I always know how much paper money I have.

[@Davmartin-kp1yq]

“Random “ there is nothing ever random with these secondary checks

[@KandeShack]

Do people instantly become sooo stupid the minute they are in front of an agent?

[@razony]

They think they have special powers and can by pass international law, till they realize they DON'T have special powers. 😳

[@hulkjelly6876]

Haven't finished the video but I can tell you that 1 dude aint getting into Canada

[@Friendlybeerfetcher]

Let's go back to the marijuana... Lmao 🤣🤣

[@brandikolasa6305]

That's for damn sure lmao

[@juanrivera1624]

This show is addictive!

[@zahidkhan5733]

fifth time...I mean really?

[@crazypete3759]

In this digital age of technology it shouldn't even be possible for someone to book a ticket to a foreign country if they are inadmissible because of criminal convictions! Save the traveler a bunch of time and money and free up the agents so they can worry about more serious things!

[@randyholloway920]

That’s nit possible when you’re going to a country that doesn’t require a Visa. For a country that requires an entry Visa that you can’t get at the arrival airport, the airline at your departure airport will ask to see your passport and Vida. If you don’t have it, then they won’t let you on the plane. Otherwise, booking a ticket online is not the checkpoint for a Visa. You could always get the required Visa after booking your ticket.

[@crazypete3759]

@@randyholloway920 there is already a criminal database that keeps track of everyone's criminal convictions. This should be merged with airlines. So if someone is trying to purchase a ticket to another country that has restrictions for criminal convictions, the person would not be able to book the trip or would get a warning saying they must first contact the consulate and get prior approval to enter the country

[@wombat5252]

@@crazypete3759 Lol not every country. You're incorrect. Especially with a lot of third world countries that don't check the ''data bases''. You can enter Somalia for example with a huge criminal record and they don't even check. Western societies pretty much all check and even places like China, but not places like Haiti.

[@TonyStark-wr7ob]

There is a rehabilitation form one can fill if they have convictions to enter certain countries with requirements

[@crazypete3759]

@@TonyStark-wr7ob yes. But most of these countries require the form to be filled out in advance. They don't allow you to just show up and do it there. So they should not even allow that person to book a ticket in the first place

[@SarahHeartzUnicorns]

💁‍♂️“… I’m done with my old, past life” 👮‍♂️“Tell me “bout your old, past life” 😮

[@daniel51404]

🤣

[@razony]

lol

[@daniel51404]

That's exactly the face he made. 😆

[@Wizard-of-Woz]

They have everything in the computer, they wanted to see if he would lie.

[@razony]

@@Wizard-of-Woz That's the beauty of it, eh.

[@CoopyKat]

6:20 When people don't remember their past crimes/convictions....it's not that they don't remember, it's that they want to avoid telling the truth about their past.

[@elainebmack]

What made that Christian rapper guy think that he could just show up in a foreign country and hang out without having done basic research about work requirements and more? I guess that's the same careless, lackadaisical attitude that got him in trouble with the law in the first place.

[@ericreed1304]

Christian rapper tells you everything you need to know

[@jeffgawne]

The Iranian is “returning for another semester” of university? As what? A senior professor?

[@diegoalvarado916]

As senior doink

[@lordraydens]

yeah that cincinatti dude looks like he isn't done with committing crimes

[@citypopFM]

It honestly bugs me how they really grill people about receiving "gifts" outside of Canada. Yes, I understand it's for tax purposes and their rules, but the officers act like most people wouldn't be a little incredulous about being interrogated about items in their baggage to be declared and taxed that aren't things like booze, cigarettes, or luxury items.

[@mitchellk1269]

I once stayed with a friend & his family in Canada for a couple of weeks. A week into my visit they treated me to a movie & dinner. Should have I declared that as a gift or income?

[@CassandrashadowcassMorrison]

When The Customs Official told us what the weed weighed I wooed!

[@waynekolvoord968]

Can you imagine if we did this on our southern boarder, would take 150 years to vet just the last 2 years worth of illegal boarder crossings and 90% of them would be fined and then not let in or sent to jail.

[@eliseeden]

Just a bit presumptuous no?

[@johnm.lashmit8855]

What a bunch of B.S. When people are married they share everything. Just cuz she gave the camera to doesn't mean it was a gift. For God sake they are married! HOW F-ING RIDICULOUS!

[@jeffreyhoopes1312]

Think about the stupidity of trying to smuggle drugs into a country anymore.. with sniffer dogs,imaging,agents all over the place,cameras etc. Plus all the shows on here, and various TV stations showing person after person being arrested. It's should sink in. Back in the 70s,possibly even the 80s you stood a much better chance to get through. But today? No way.

[@mitchellk1269]

I hope that anyone from Canada who has ever had any legal problems whether or not they rehabilitated & turned their lives around never be allowed to enter into any other country in the world. Canada doesn’t believe in redemption, rehabilitation or recovery. That’s why I’ll never set foot in Canada again.

[@Spartacus11]

Isn't property of married couples considered shared property under the eyes of the law? How exactly would a camera that his wife was in possession of be considered a gift? Lady needs to use some common sense, I'm on the guys side here...

[@MilkDrinker218]

The Ukrainian guy is right* *Yes, if it was a gift from his wife it doesn’t really matter if it was a gift or not. BUT Working in retail, I’ve learned lots of elderly people, foreigners, or non-native speakers have a hard time understanding fine print, for example: “No Ma’am, you need to buy 3 or more of this item to get the sales price.” “No sir, when you say ‘package’ we think you mean the FedEx package drop-off, not where the ‘packages’ of batteries are.” “No Ma’am, we can’t take your word for how much this item costs, you need to tell us what fruit or vegetable this is so we can find the code and weigh it.” “No sir, this item’s price is measured by quantity, not weight.” “The sale will come off at the end, just wait, and if it doesn’t come off, you can go to the service desk so you can get a refund. No, you cannot get refunds processed at the cash register, please refer to the service desk.” We aren’t giving you a hard time, you’re making things hard for yourself with your attitude and bone-headedness.

[@davidatteberry6545]

"Did you say Christian rapper? I'm sorry, that's an automatic disqualification."

[@razony]

Yup!

[@beatrixbrennan1545]

I'm a Christian and I even felt a little cringe about this guy.

[@razony]

I would think back in the day. The church leaders would have brought him to the head of the line. 'Off with his head and his demonic voices.'

[@craftymulligar]

Is it possible to have a Christian rapper do Christians know what rap is.

[@razony]

@@craftymulligar Please don't get them started!

[@denjhill]

"Why didn't you take the time to research entering Canada?" Because I'm a complete knucklehead and have a hard time understanding simple things.

[@simonkaggwanjala1261]

Shut up try hard

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

16:36 - "The Declaration says, 'Children's toys'" Yeah, they're toys, alright! 😂😂😂

[@jwarmstrong]

Hunter says that is why I use the diplomatic bag for drugs & cash

[@MGower4465]

An Englishman is flying to Australia for the first time. Toward the end of the flght, the cabin crew pass around customs forms. The Brit works his way down to the question "Have you ever been convicted of a crime?" He pases a moment, then writes "No, I was not aware that was still a requirement."

[@keyquestions]

😂 took me a second but that's a good one 😂

[@michaelgillis9420]

That’s funny 😂. I love humor with wit 🙂

[@Wannagetpaid415]

For those who don’t understand the joke, Australia started as country where they shipped all the English undesirables ie. people who committed crimes there.

[@Iamawanderingangel]

The camera is from his wife, it wasn’t a gift. It was a family camera, why would he declare it?

[@jeffreyhoopes1312]

Being mixed up with the cops in life will follow him his whole life, at customs, applying for jobs even things you wouldn't even anticipate. Stay clean

[@valentinasylvester4709]

With all the fines, is that how Canada pays for their healthcare?!?!?

[@razony]

Maybe. Stupid people paying for Canadian health care. It works.

[@kateyoung7929]

Thats probably it.

[@mayavenuemisfit814]

Either that, or their ridiculous tax rates. That's why millions of Ontario residents shop in Pennsylvania when they buy clothes. Erie, Pa is 2 hours from the border, and located in a state that charges no sales tax on clothing.

[@wannabetrucker7475]

​​@@mayavenuemisfit814 and why u s. citizens try to buy medicine in canada....wonder what's more important. decent healthcare or some rags bought in pa... I'd trade with any Canadian in a fecking heartbeat

[@mykemyers6488]

They were up front and honest about the firearm and that indicator was negated quickly... (after we assumed they were lying we searched the entire vehicle and every piece of property in it and then checked their body once we got back in there...... )

[@jhonyermo]

Doing exactly as they should when dealing w ameriKan gun nuts

[@mykemyers6488]

@@jhonyermo When you're so brainwashed you think constitutional rights are nutty.... Meanwhile in your country parents are getting arrested for mis gendering their kids.... Carbon monoxide taxes are putting greenhouse farms out of business even though the plants consume the carbon monoxide making it cheaper to buy vegetables such as tomatoes from Mexico... But keep worrying about Americans and their nutty gun obsession. Your only claim to fame is free health care but then again people are dying waiting for their turn.

[@Chatta-Ortega]

Americans and their GF uckking firearms.....

[@hellishcyberdemon7112]

​@@jhonyermoall those cops had guns are you worried about them just suddenly going off, guns kill people at random

[@mrzoltanonwinter2218]

The American with the past criminal convictions does not appear to be the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree.

[@spikefivefivefive]

They only way to stop these people is by making them understand with a fine. Middle-aged "student" was smiling when caught until he learned that he would have to pay a fine. Funny how real consequences change behavior.

[@agy234]

They’re used to corruption of police and not used to having to follow the rules. You see it from all these 3rd world guests

[@curezilla]

When did Canada become such hard asses at the boarder? I went a few times in the late 90s early 00s. We took family trips up there a couple times a year. It was always my wife and I, her sister and husband, my brother in law, and my mother and father in law. We came up from Texas. The sister and her husband were always carrying weed. Out of maybe a dozen trips, our car was inspected once. I guess after 911 they went hard ass?

[@markleyg]

So he says he does music and then says he does rap. So he lied initially.

[@robertdesantis6205]

😂😂😂😂 👍👍👍👍

[@ElizabethSmith-kd4du]

The camera thing is quite ridiculous! If his wife lived in Canada with him and she bought it for him before he left the country, no problem! To have to pay taxes bc she purchased in another country is very stupid!

[@crazy4dariver]

Ya gotta love the zipper sound when the face shows panic or shock

[@maxortega4690]

For Canadian border protection and customs. A few years ago you featured a crappy stone carving coming in from Thailand I believe. It was in the most crudely made wooden crate I've ever seen. The woman and the two men that picked it up kept laughing 🤣😅 their heads 😂 off while picking it up and as they drove off. THE WOOD USED TO MAKE THE CRATE WAS FROM THE TREE THAT MDMA CAN BE EXTRACTED FROM!!!!!

[@eliseeden]

MDMA is a synthetic drug no?

[@maxortega4690]

@@eliseeden it can be produced chemically but there are natural plant sources as well

[@MilkDrinker218]

Reminds me of a story from the Berlin Wall era. Guy rides a bike through customs through the Berlin Wall every single day with a bag of sand on the back. And every single time they would cut open the bag of sand and find nothing inside. They never realized he was smuggling bicycles.

[@fullmetal313]

@@maxortega4690 got a link? I def want to see this crate 😂

[@guymontag9577]

I guess Canada doesn't have "Communal Property Laws. I would never guess that I would have to declare something that my wife gave me, since what I have is hers, and what's hers is mine. I always thought that Canada was "progressive ", but they are far tougher than the USA is regarding immigration. Funny thing is, many Canadians say that that the USA is "Xenophobic ". I was invited to speak at a Canadian anti-fraud conference. Even though I was invited by the RCMP, the immigration examination was far more brutal than any of the 85 other countries that I have been to, even the Communist and Authoritarian Dictatorships. Not complaining or saying what they are doing is wrong. It just makes me wonder why people say that the USA is too strict with the immigration rules. The USA should be more like Canada, to be honest. When I went to the UK in 1996, on my way to the USA, while returning from Nigeria, Ghana and Sierra Leone, the Immigration Officer asked what kind of work I did in Africa. When I told him that I was an international fraud investigator, he came out of his little booth and HUGGED ME, saying, "GOD Bless You!, We are very happy to welcome you to the United Kingdom". By the way, the immigration officer was of Nigerian descent.

[@okeesmokee6658]

I think it was a language issue on the old camera. He said it was a gift - I think he meant to say that his wife told him he could take the old camera to Canada. The Agent got really snarky and the passenger got snarky back. I also believe that most countries have communal property - so it wasn't a gift. What if he had used her jacket or umbrella - heavens - the borders of Canada must be kept secure. Now - the food issues are different - can't allow food in that may cause environmental issues - that one I get.

[@pdxyyz4327]

It's a show that covers violators. Millions of people enter Canada with nothing more than a couple of questions and a wave. My last trip didn't even have that much i interaction. Showed a piece of paper to customs, got a red mark on it, and handed it off 2 minutes later.

[@okeesmokee6658]

@@pdxyyz4327 And yet the show covered a person coming into Canada with an old camera that he and his wife own. Not sure where the entertainment value is in that.

[@pdxyyz4327]

@@okeesmokee6658 You're watching it so you answer the question. I've spent 50 years crossing the border, including immigrating and never been to secondary inspection.

[@juanrivera1624]

The ironic part of your story is that Nigeria has become infamous for telecommunications fraud perpetrated through online and telephone schemes. I think many Nigerians are fed up with thid label that has been unfairly affixed to their country.

[@davidandersen9696]

The camera was his families it was not a gift come on lady I even understood that

[@fododude]

Why are so many travelers on this show carrying over $10,000 and often more in their pockets? What could be the reason? When I go to Europe I just use the bank machines like I do at home.

[@TTTHC]

Could be gambling winnings/business transactions. You can't make a deposit to your bank in another country.

[@fododude]

@@TTTHC Thanks.

[@michaelallen9364]

And they are usually students! I didn’t have 10 cents when I was in school.

[@agy234]

They’re cheating taxes probably

[@espoir142]

@@michaelallen9364I was a foreign student for a while and cash is the easiest way to bring back with you any money you can have from your parents (instead of expensive international money transfer)

[@MjB12345]

I’m guess the couple just forgot about the tag but they were honest and I’m glad they were able to go through

[@rjr1227]

That's a crime in itself to destroy that weed....it looked pretty good

[@jperks6943]

Shows those silver bags don’t work to stop X-ray

[@RyleeCoyote13]

Wooowowowwww the wood carvings!! 😍😍😍 Insanely lucky person that ends up with those- wow, how beautiful.

[@bentleygigeelindsley3178]

It drives me nuts people play stupid!

[@5boysandamom]

I wonder when someone is denied entry and they have to take the next flight out....who pays for that????

[@moonprincessRN]

The airline pays for the return trip.

[@ngadinh4201]

We hate liars. Do you?

[@oakpineranch]

Who knows the exchange rate off the top of their head? That is ridiculous.

[@travisn2875]

Play dumb and keep moving. Best advice ever.

[@Kflash3782]

Too bad the United States southern border is an embarrassment.

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

It's the same thing. US border agents are pricks too. Had you ever left your country and returned you would know.

[@JOLEE462]

@Hiyota I sadly agree...they have been stripped of any capability to screen anyone let alone enforcement for the countries safety....almost 4 million now....

[@tik68]

" he has 3 boxes of ciggys" he must be a terriorst and we must send him back home

[@donnarupert4926]

They sure found a lot of weed😬Here in Arizona you just have to stop by the weed shop to get more 🤣

[@Jzwiz]

That lady hassling the guy over the camera is stupid, if ur wife hands you a camera its a shared asset not a gift. You already owned it.

[@gregoryschmidt1233]

Don't bring enough cash - "How will you support yourself while you're here?" Bring too much cash - "Why do you have all this cash with you?"

[@srirachahero4679]

It's wild how travel is quickly becoming the domain of the well-heeled. Many of these folks are asked how they got their money or how they'll fund their trips - I get the question but if you're not well off and just intend on staying at cheap hostels, you better still just say you've got a credit card with $10K open to spend or they'll just ship your broke ass back across the border.

[@christine8341]

Just declare the cash

[@MGower4465]

You can tell by the way Cincy-guy is wearing his hat flat-brim that he's not a on the run from MENSA recruiters.

[@recyesta3688]

they should have put him in Canadian jail just for being a Christian rapper.

[@razony]

With all the other Christian rapers. 😂

[@disciple2742]

Canada border patrol act like their the best country in the world and not just America's hat....

[@rewtdawg9852]

I love how they treat people avoiding tax as criminals.. As long has there has been tax, people have tried to avoid it.

[@deborahwingard776]

Christian rap! Now that sounds like lucrative career path! 🤣😄🤣😅

[@GeminieCricket]

DUDES…..THAT IS ONE OLD STUDENT FROM IRAN !

[@Arsing116]

So does Canada pay for the return flight back home if they decide that they won’t let someone into their country?

[@golden-63]

No

[@LaMostraVia]

8:09 so these customs officials are also experts in identifying the age of antiquities? That’s badass

[@bigb6866]

They’re not. They think they’re a lot smarter than they are. For example, they think they’re machinists when drilling into something metal to look for drugs.

[@ljre3397]

So you can’t exchange gifts with your spouse? That’s insane.

[@commandershepard4235]

As a native of cincinnati, dude definitely looks like he's from here. 🤣🤣🤣

[@juanrivera1624]

Must have been the Reds hat? Dude was a complete clueless mornon who failed to adhere to basic immigration regulations.

[@commandershepard4235]

@@juanrivera1624 nah, the reds hat has nothing to do with it, although it doesn't help. Him being a clueless moron is the dead giveaway along with the accent 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mayavenuemisfit814]

As someone who used to live in the Cincinnati area, I'm going to take a semi-educated guess and say that he's either from Norwood, Hamilton, or Price Hill. 😂

[@commandershepard4235]

@@mayavenuemisfit814 really? he gives Covington vibes if you ask me 🤣🤣🤣

[@milesjohnson5487]

" We will give you your 10k + dollars back if you give us 250." Traveler: "Fair enough." 🤣🤣

[@chandlerautomotiverepair573]

THIS IS HOW BORDER SECURITY SHOULD BE---THE US COULD USE THIS AS RULE

[@junglejim5785]

Serious? Trudope is making sure diversity is their strength. LOLOLOLOL.

[@cher_cherry46]

why tf are you yelling

[@Jzwiz]

Us border security is even stronger than this lmao

[@daniel51404]

They tried to steal the guys camera. 😆

[@ammh8299]

One thing we don't agree with is a husband giving a wife a gift or vice versa. In a marriage what's yours is mine and what's mine is yours. Doesn't it seem silly to declare something that's within the same household? There needs to be a policy update.

[@RigFit]

Some of these questions are a bit extra 😂😂😂 “ why did you have bacon and eggs for breakfast? “

[@kristinmurphy9183]

I think the rapper wants to get arrested

[@user-yu9ib4qz4c]

If it's not their first time traveling into Canada I believe that you guys are way too nice to people.... And I've learned living in the United States that when you're way too nice to people that take advantage of you and they never learn they just assume that they'll get away with it eventually 😎

[@hitta_]

@burranderson7546 what the fuck is that emoji bro 😂

[@SAM-gy7ep]

@Burr Anderson 😁

[@anak.4613]

That's true, I don't mind to be nice to everybody but when you catch someone & they're playing w u, you don't need to play Nanny to them. That's really low class unprofessional shit! Look How student is playing dumb w cool face

[@zahidkhan5733]

@@hitta_ that emoji looks like it costs money to post.

[@keyquestions]

😂 way too nice? Canadia Immigration Officers are the least friendly of any of the major western countries. Behind them in abrasive attitudes are US immigration officers. Too nice? 😂 you have a weird definition of "nice"

[@FWPrecords]

CBP: "You mind explaining why you paid $1.09 for a 12 oz. of Sprite?"

[@oamsingh2008]

Canadian officers love to hear I had a past conviction. You know you are not getting into Canada...lol

[@jayberwanger]

So they will not allow the rapper from Ohio into Canada, because of prior convictions. How in the "f" is Motley Crue allowed to tour in Canada? Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, and Vince Neil have been arrested multiple times. Neil killed a passenger in a DUI accident in the 80's.

[@jasonroberts6666]

Guys that rap aren't musicians

[@razony]

7+ lbs of weed for destruction... 😢

[@mattvallance614]

At least he was a Reds fan.

[@cliffart7398]

those carvings were definitely worth more than $400. the amount of wood itself is more than $400.

[@jimster1577]

A white, Christian, sober rapper? ROFL Couldn't possibly be worse.

[@jayberwanger]

I think he collaborates with "Snow" from time to time.

[@jimster1577]

@@jayberwanger He should collaborate with a book someday lol. He seriously thought he could just move to Canada and no one would care. Unfortunately he's back here in the United states now. I can't believe Canada doesn't need an unemployed, Christian, white rapper, with a criminal record for dealing weed in his mom's front yard!

[@jayberwanger]

@@jimster1577 The guy from Cincinnati is clueless.

[@chuckybang]

Yeah he tries to clean up his life by joining a hate group? Sad

[@jimster1577]

@@chuckybang EXACTLY

[@prp134]

The camera was dumb! I understood his point, if it’s a family camera and he simply took it from his house in Ukraine how can it be a gift?

[@sbhimji4568]

@16:03 Who is paying for that skull's additional disinfection by a taxidermist? As I see it, if the skull was not acceptable for entry, the importer should have been given the option to either have it destroyed, or of paying to have it properly disinfected by the CBSA before it was released back to the hands of the importer. CBSA is acting like tax dollars are up for charitable donations for people that don't follow import protocols. With Canada having had issues like Mad Cow Disease in the past, which has caused farmers to kill multiple animals, and caused a financial burden on all beef farmers, and the rest of Canadians, following import protocols on beef or beef products should not be taken lightly, and no leniency should be shown on that matter. Soon enough, people will learn that they can't bend those rules.

[@cutekangaroo]

I'm curious. How are they going to "destroy" the weed?

[@ROGER2095]

Not the way you would do it.

[@mamagbluntbuthonest6516]

About 90% of the things I have are things I’ve gotten from other people. So they are all considered gifts then. What a dumb rule they have.

[@williamwilson6499]

You are so clueless.

[@MTGeomancer]

What they were trying to say is ownership is meaningless. To them, they just want to know if it has already been taxed. If you bought it in Canada, the answer is yes. If it was bought outside of Canada (doesn't matter by who), it hasn't been and they want to collect it. You are given an $800 exemption though if your trip is longer than 48 hours, which that camera obviously would be under. This was just filler material for the show because they were short. Always a good idea though to tick that box and put in some non-zero value that's under the exemption limit. Putting in zero is just an invitation.

[@SgtDexterGrif]

The narrator has a location wrong, mainly stated for general area being Near Toronto. But it’s in another city actually the same size as Toronto. The airport called Toronto-Pearson is actually in Mississauga ON, CA.

[@kenclark9888]

It’s the airport name they use not the location duh

[@js8430]

Bro Mississauga is greater Toronto lol

[@kenziebender998]

Mississauga has a population of 800,000 and a land area of 112 square miles. Toronto has a population of 6.3 million and a land area of 243 square miles. How is that even close to the same size?

[@milly_lily1395]

😆 hope everyone has a good day today!

[@DQ_Mine]

When they send them back at the next available flight, I wonder who pays for it...