Department Of Homeland Security
August 9, 2012 - 77 FR 47558 - RIN: 1651-AA95 - Download Full Notice: Text | PDF
Under current Department of Homeland Security (DHS) regulations, certain nonimmigrant Mexican nationals presenting a Border Crossing Card, or other proper immigration documentation, are not required to obtain a CBP Form I-94 (Form I-94), Arrival/Departure Record, if they remain within 25 miles of the border (75 miles in Arizona). This document proposes to amend the DHS regulations to extend the distance these visitors may travel in New Mexico without obtaining a Form I-94 from 25 miles to 55 miles. This change is intended to promote commerce and tourism in southern New Mexico while still ensuring that sufficient safeguards are in place to prevent illegal entry to the United States.
Agency Contact: Colleen Manaher, CBP Office of Field Operations, telephone (202) 344-3003.
This is a proposed regulation. Comments were due on October 9, 2012.
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