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It isn't all that different the opposing way either, becoming a US citizen. A friend of mine married a girl in Minnesota and he went down there ahead of the wedding to get a place and get settled etc. He was required to stay in the country for a certain period, he received notification that he could travel back to Canada freely. He planned a trip up, came through no problem. I was giving him a ride down to the airport in Seattle to head back home, apparantley there was a glitch. We both ended up in seperate interrogation rooms for like 6 hours. Being questioned about smuggling people into the US etc. I was all like "I was giving my friend a ride to the airport, I wasn't trying to smuggle anything." After 3 hours the FBI showed up to interview us. What a f'n gong show. They let me go once they figure out some stuff but kept him in custody for 3 days. The next few times going across the border were just hell.