last bread there was talk about the nafta highways across the us. i remembered something about the "inland ports" which allowed trucks to go across the country without inspection untill they came to a "port".

there are several articles about this from back in the day.

a good one is on a website called selous foundation . written by terri hall

dallas inland port road on fast track

explains the loss of private property rights.and us sovereignty and how the us taxpayers would foot the bill

>>6534657

yes and i have wondered about having all the inland ports-if they would apply the 100 mile zone around them?

if so that would include the major populations that were not on the outer edge–kansas city , dallas , oklahoma city, wichita etc

there are right now 12 major inland ports

>>6534687

yes-every green dot has a facial recognition camera or 10

all tied in to the police dept