Trump Blocks New York Residents From Joining Global Traveler Programs

The video discusses a widely read Bloomberg story about travel restrictions affecting New Yorkers. Due to a New York law that limits DMV data access to federal agencies, the Trump administration has restricted New Yorkers from enrolling in trusted traveler programs like Global Entry. This decision is politically charged, and New York politicians are defending the law, with potential legal actions against the federal government. The video also explores the impact on travel, particularly to Canada, noting that a passport is sufficient for crossing the border.

What is the main concern for New Yorkers regarding the new law and airport security?

• They need a visa to travel domestically.

• They cannot enroll in new trusted traveler programs.

• They will lose their current trusted traveler status.

• They will face longer wait times at the airport.

What does the new law in New York allow undocumented immigrants to do?

• Vote in state elections

• Enroll in trusted traveler programs

• Obtain driver's licenses

• Access federal benefits

Why is the Trump administration concerned about the new law?

• It affects federal funding for New York.

• It allows undocumented immigrants to travel freely.

• It restricts access to DMV data for immigration enforcement.

• It increases the number of undocumented immigrants.

What action might New York's attorney general take against the Trump administration?

• Negotiate a compromise

• Change the law

• File a lawsuit

• Ignore the federal decision

How does the new law affect New Yorkers traveling to Canada?

• They face no impact if they have a passport.

• They are required to have a special permit.

• They cannot use Global Entry or Pre-check at the border.

• They need a visa to enter Canada.