Messy Handling Of Global Entry Eligibility Mirrors Wider Chaos Following Executive Order

By | February 9, 2017

[UPDATE, April 19, 2017: Attorneys for the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee filed suit Tuesday against U.S. Customs and Border Protection in a Washington, D.C. federal district court. The plaintiffs are seeking to compel CBP to produce records in response to previously filed Freedom of Information Act requests related to CBP actions to "revoke, suspend or terminate participation" in Global Entry for certain Arab and Muslim U.S. citizens "without legal justification." The complaint is here.]

Confusion following President Donald Trump's Jan. 27

For Subscribers
The full page is available to subscribers of The Company Dime.

Please log in or reset your password.

Or you may request a free trial or visit the Subscriptions page for purchase options.

This content is protected by copyright. Link sharing is encouraged but duplication and redistribution is illegal.
Productivity Risk
Author: Jay Campbell

Jay Campbell in 2004 created travel business newsletter The Beat, in 2006 co-founded Travel Procurement magazine and in 2010 integrated them into Northstar Travel Media's BTN Group. He served as editorial director until 2013. Jay made his travel industry media debut in 1993 at the Air Travel Journal of Boston while earning his undergraduate degree in journalism at Boston University.