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New Yorkers Can't Be
'Trusted Travelers' Due
To 'Green Light' Law
Ban Complicates Crossing Borders For Many

WASHINGTON – New York residents will be cut off from “trusted traveler” programs that enable people to quickly return from outside the country because of the state's new "Green Light" law that prevents immigration officials from accessing motor-vehicle records, ABC News and other outlets are reporting today.
Tens of thousands of New Yorkers whose applications for the programs are pending or will have to renew their enrollment by the end of the year will have to undergo customs and passport checks as they enter the country as a result of the action, said Ken Cuccinelli, acting deputy secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.
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