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Passport Book or Passport Card will be required by June 01, 2009.

Passport Books are valid for international travel by air, sea or land.

Passport Cards are valid when entering the United States from Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and Bermuda at land border crossing. Passport Cards are NOT valid for internatonal travel by air.

Passport Books/Passport Cards are valid for 10yrs. for adults & 5yrs. for miners (16yrs. & under)

For more info & fee: http://

travel.state.gov/passport/ppt_card/ppt_card_3926.html

Passport:

Apply for U.S. Passport (First time Applicant & for minor)
Lost or Stolen U.S. Passport (report and/or replace)
Renew your U.S. Passport
Changing or Correcting Info to your U.S. Passport

    http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738_2.html

Those damn Illegal Immigrants!

May 21st, 2010 04:10:03 am

-by El Gitano Peasco, "The Peasco Gypsy" Did you ever notice that when our neighbors to the north are whining about illegal immigrants they never seem to moan about the number of U.S. citizens who are also illegals either visiting or living the good-life south of the border, including right here in our beloved Puerto Peasco? In fact Gringo illegals have been pouring into Mexico for as long as there has been a history between the two nations and the untold real life story is that U.S. Citizens have been playing, living, working and retiring in Mexico (and Peasco) all along and a lot of them have done so for decades all the while remaining undocumented! I bring this up because Im up Norte right now in San Diego on business and this morning while enjoying a cup of Caf the front desk manager at the hotel where Im staying was sitting next to me and during our conversation she brought up the subject of illegals followed by the usual negative rhetoric While listening to her gripe I wanted to tell her about all the illegal Gringos I personally know whove enjoyed a wonderful stay in Peasco and about all the other illegal Gringos that I personally know all over this wonderful nation who to this day have bucked the system I decided not to, though, because every time she used the M (Mexican) word she whispered it (while carefully glancing left to right and right to left) and I concluded that she was so filled with misinformation she likely picked up from her favorite talking-heads that I just sat there, occasionally acknowledging her views, and then asked if she had ever been to Mexico. Oh yeah, we love Mexico! We used to go to Ensenada and rent a condo for our vacation every summer but now we have to have a Passport or some kind of border crossing card (aka: be documented and/or legal) just to go shopping in Tijuana (aka: Mexico, another country) so we dont go any longer. Those damn illegal immigrants have ruined it for everyone! Viva Mxico y Puerto Peasco! elgitanopenasco@gmail.com Awaken your inner beach bum... Thank you for supporting Rocky Point Tides!