Ike Agụata
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So I witnessed something I didn’t even know was a thing until now. On my way back to the U.S. through Dublin Airport, I had to go through U.S. Customs and Border Protection before boarding the flight. Yes, the same U.S. immigration and customs process you normally go through after arriving at a U.S. port of entry, except this time, it was in Ireland. The whole place felt like I was already in a U.S. airport, with CBP officers, other staff, and designated lines for U.S. citizens, Green Card holders, and visa holders. You make your required declarations there too. When we eventually landed in Philadelphia, our flight arrived at the domestic terminal. We went straight to baggage claim, picked up our bags and walked out. No immigration or customs again. Apparently, it’s called U.S. Preclearance, and it’s only available at select airports around the world. Dublin Airport is one of them. Never knew this was a thing until now. 😂
Ike Agụata3,102,611 views • 2 months ago
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