Queen bee Carry-on luggage out of the US

Started by Wolfcellist, May 25, 2016, 11:54:47 AM

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Wolfcellist

What are the rules on airport security if the Queen bees are going OUT of the USA?

Are we allowed to put them on carry on baggages?

GSF

If you can carry them on I'd bet they would have to be quarantined for a while first.
When the law no longer protects you from the corrupt, but protects the corrupt from you - then you know your nation is doomed.

BeeMaster2

The problem probably would not be departing. When you get to the other end they will probably not be very happy about it. Especially if it is some place like Australia where they do not have mites. You will be having a nice long chat with the authorities.
Jim
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Ben Franklin

Wombat2

If you try to enter Australia and you don't declare it the sniffer dogs will find it and the fine is extremely large (thousands) and has to be paid before you enter the country.
David L

sc-bee

You mean the way folks introduce invasive species of things to the U.S.  :wink:
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Dallasbeek

Okay, what abbout the reverse?  Can they find a nice Caucsian tucked in your luggage?  (just asking.  I brought about 20 plants from Hawaii, told Ag Dept. i had them and they said, "okay.". Very loose.
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GSF

...and they said, "okay.". Very loose.

About quitting time, right?  :wink:
When the law no longer protects you from the corrupt, but protects the corrupt from you - then you know your nation is doomed.