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Liberty
Thursday 14th of January 2021
Can we talk about how this is a blatant violation of constitutional and human rights?
Emily
Thursday 14th of January 2021
I’m praying this means they’ll open borders to UK citizens who test negative as well. Missing my fiancée so ridiculously much, and I can’t take any more time off work to go to the UK and quarantine again. 😩🙏🏼
Riccardo
Thursday 14th of January 2021
Starting at what age will this new requirement be in effect? Also, is this a requirement for travellers transiting through the US to another country?
Kashlee Kucheran
Thursday 14th of January 2021
We have heard for passengers over 2 and yes for transits, but once the final decree is made, we will know 100%
Ashley
Thursday 14th of January 2021
Hello! I was on the phone with someone from JetBlue tonight booking tickets into Mexico in March. She mentioned that Mexico will be requiring tests for entry around the same time the US will, do you know anything about that?
Christian
Friday 15th of January 2021
This is false information what that JetBlue person told you. I think he/she confused Mexico with another “Mexican country” :))
Kashlee Kucheran
Thursday 14th of January 2021
We haven't heard that yet
Ryan
Wednesday 13th of January 2021
This should be unconstitutional. I’ve been traveling around south and central America the last few months and I can tell you right now getting a Covid test within 72 hours in these countries is completely unrealistic. Shame on the US government for not doing some kind of testing on arrival. Makes me sick to See our freedom infringed upon this way.