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Maine / Border Security #765494

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 15, 2004
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(Studio: Page Hopkins) Report introduced.

(Northern Maine: Douglas Kennedy) The problems caused for citizens in northern Maine by tighter border security policies featured; details given about a group of residents on the US side of the border who go to a Canadian town for all aspects of their daily life and the problems caused by the new rule that allows the residents to only cross the previously unmanned border when a patrol officer is stationed; response from the Department of Homeland Security quoted. [Citizen Rod SIROIS†- explains the “endless psychological stress” caused by the tighter security.] [Citizen Robert ALBERT‡- says that the new customs rules are outrageous and unbelievable.] [State worker Phil BOSSIE‡- explains the problems controlling border security.]

Reporter(s):
Hopkins, Page;
Kennedy, Douglas
Duration:
00:02:50

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