Beat the Border
An Insider's Guide to How the U.S. Border Works & How to Beat It
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science, Crimes & Criminals, Criminology, Travel, United States, Biography & Memoir, Historical
| Author: | Ned Beaumont | ISBN: | 1230002376127 |
| Publisher: | Ned Beaumont Enterprises | Publication: | June 13, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Ned Beaumont |
| ISBN: | 1230002376127 |
| Publisher: | Ned Beaumont Enterprises |
| Publication: | June 13, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Make no mistake about it, Beat the Border was, is, and is likely to remain a classic for anyone interested in how to cross the U.S. border with as few hassles as possible.
It was used by admissions officers at U.S. colleges as a manual for their foreign exchange students.
It was consulted by Hollywood filmmakers to lend verisimilitude to their movies.
It was cited by privacy experts in their best books.
Beat the Border: An Insider’s Guide to How the U.S. Border Works and How to Beat It was published first by Paladin Press in 1995.
In this day of more restrictions at the border, of closer inspections there, and of more coordinated computerized records on everyone, what then, can a book about the ways of the border in times of more freedom do for you?
Try these three:
Beat the Border offers you unparalleled PSYCHOLOGICAL INSIGHT into how inspectors at the border think and act.
Beat the Border gives you unmatched HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE on how, why, and in what ways things have changed--and how Americans lost some of their freedoms.
Beat the Border provides you with PRACTICAL TIPS that will ease you passage across any border now or in the future.
If all that doesn’t make for a “classic,” then what does?
Besides the nuts-and-bolts information, Beat the Border, remains a fun and entertaining read.
Make no mistake about it, Beat the Border was, is, and is likely to remain a classic for anyone interested in how to cross the U.S. border with as few hassles as possible.
It was used by admissions officers at U.S. colleges as a manual for their foreign exchange students.
It was consulted by Hollywood filmmakers to lend verisimilitude to their movies.
It was cited by privacy experts in their best books.
Beat the Border: An Insider’s Guide to How the U.S. Border Works and How to Beat It was published first by Paladin Press in 1995.
In this day of more restrictions at the border, of closer inspections there, and of more coordinated computerized records on everyone, what then, can a book about the ways of the border in times of more freedom do for you?
Try these three:
Beat the Border offers you unparalleled PSYCHOLOGICAL INSIGHT into how inspectors at the border think and act.
Beat the Border gives you unmatched HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE on how, why, and in what ways things have changed--and how Americans lost some of their freedoms.
Beat the Border provides you with PRACTICAL TIPS that will ease you passage across any border now or in the future.
If all that doesn’t make for a “classic,” then what does?
Besides the nuts-and-bolts information, Beat the Border, remains a fun and entertaining read.
