Snowbirds must soon submit fingerprints for U.S. travel under new Homeland Security rules

Starting April 11, Canadians and other foreign nationals staying in the U.S. for 30 days or more must register and undergo fingerprinting with the Department of Homeland Security, a new rule stemming from an executive order. This change affects Canadians who previously enjoyed exceptions to U.S. travel laws, requiring them to create a USCIS online account for registration. The order aims to crack down on those violating immigration laws and carries civil and criminal penalties for non-compliance, prompting concerns from advocates and individuals affected by the stringent measures.

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