Despite objections from local lawmakers, it appears that folks crossing the border will soon have to have more than just a driver's license.
Starting today, U.S. and Canadian citizens whose documents don't measure up to new travel requirements taking effect next week are being given written instructions and a warning at U.S. ports of entry.
Beginning Jan. 31, a driver's license will not be enough to get past Customs and Border Protection agents - travelers will now have to produce a passport or
NEXUS card (available at limited border crossings), or both a driver's license and birth certificate.
Will this impact the amount of times you travel across the border? Do you think the tougher restrictions are necessary? Leave your comments below....