New ID rules begin Monday at U.S. borders
Border crossings will require passports or new high tech documents starting Monday, finalizing the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. The rules, delayed by state concerns, aim to tighten security eight years after 9/11 while affecting travelers and border towns. Officials say about 80 percent already comply with proofs of citizenship. Local reactions mix sadness and acceptance as lines form at crossings and courthouses.
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Oregon sheriff ordered to be a cadet again at 70
Multnomah County Sheriff Bob Skipper, approaching 70, must return to basic training as he seeks an exception from the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training. The longtime officer and current CEO faces a potential training waiver denial amid a $9.4 million budget cut and layoffs.
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