Can you ship weed from Canada to USA?

Can you ship cannabis to the U.S. in states where it is legal? No. Even though certain states in the U.S. have legalized cannabis, it is illegal to ship cannabis outside of Canada. You can face serious penalties both in Canada and the U.S. In Canada, cannabis is a Schedule I substance.

Can u bring weed back from Canada?

No, you still can’t bring weed from Canada across the border.

Can I bring weed into the US?

Import into the US is not allowed: While some US states allow the purchase and consumption of marijuana, entry into the US is controlled by US federal laws, and since recreational and medicinal marijuana is illegal at the federal level, travelers are not allowed to bring marijuana of any kind into the US.

Is it illegal to mail weed in Canada?

How do I ship cannabis? Canadians can send cannabis to other adults of legal age. Shipments must follow federal, provincial and municipal government regulations, view federal guidelines and regulations.

Can you join Border Patrol if you smoked weed?

With the legalization of marijuana in several states, does CBP still consider an applicant’s marijuana use when making a determination for employment? Yes. CBP abides by federal law, so regardless of individual state laws, use of marijuana can affect your eligibility for employment.

Can I mail a weed vape pen?

USPS Releases Final Rule Banning Mailing Of Hemp, CBD And Marijuana Vapes. The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) on Wednesday released its final rule on the mailability of vapes, asserting that even devices designed for federally legal hemp derivatives like CBD generally cannot be shipped through the U.S. mail.

What disqualifies you from being a Border Patrol agent?

Common Disqualifiers You may be rated unsuitable for the Border Patrol Agent position if your background includes: Use of illegal drugs, and/or the sale and distribution of illegal drugs. View our FAQ on prior illegal drug use. Convictions (including misdemeanor domestic violence charges)

Do Border Patrol agents have to take a polygraph?

According to the official CBP website, “Polygraph screening has been part of CBP’s vetting process since 2008; but in 2010, Congress passed the Anti-Border Corruption Act requiring the agency to use the polygraph to vet all law enforcement applicants.”