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port of entry
port of entry
noun
- law an airport, harbour, etc, where customs officials are stationed to supervise the entry into and exit from a country of persons and merchandise
Word History and Origins
Origin of port of entry1
Example Sentences
“If Abrego Garcia presents himself at a port of entry, we will facilitate his entry to the United States,” said Drew Ensign, an attorney for the Justice Department.
In court on Tuesday, justice department lawyer Drew Ensign said they would facilitate Mr Ábrego García's return if he "presents himself at a port of entry".
In his statement, Rubio said that the US would also block any arriving citizens of South Sudan, the world's newest country, at US ports of entry.
“We would rather have them enter at a port of entry, where it’s much safer, and hopefully this guides them in that direction.”
Rubio, in a statement on Saturday, added that the US will also block any arriving citizens of South Sudan, the world's newest country, at US ports of entry.
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