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Under what circumstances may a Border Services Officer refer a Canadian citizen to secondary inspection?
While Canadian citizens have a right to enter Canada, they are still subject to examination to verify identity, ensure compliance with customs and other applica
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Question: Under what circumstances may a Border Services Officer refer a Canadian citizen to secondary inspection?
Answer options: ✅ If there are doubts about their identity, declarations, or compliance with any Canadian laws.
- Only if they are suspected of a serious criminal offense.
- Never, as Canadian citizens have an absolute right of entry.
- If they are travelling with a non-Canadian citizen.
Correct answer: If there are doubts about their identity, declarations, or compliance with any Canadian laws.
Explanation: While Canadian citizens have a right to enter Canada, they are still subject to examination to verify identity, ensure compliance with customs and other applicable laws. Doubts regarding these aspects warrant a referral to secondary.
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