At Canadian border, does tight make right?
Many Minnesotans living on the border fear proposed tougher rules for going back and forth will have disruptive repercussions.
By LARRY OAKES, Star Tribune
Last update: December 26, 2007 - 7:14 AM
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At Canadian border, does tight make right?
Many Minnesotans living on the border fear proposed tougher rules for going back and forth will have disruptive repercussions.
By LARRY OAKES, Star Tribune
Last update: December 26, 2007 - 7:14 AM
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