> Hi,
> Can a person with Dual Citizenship (US Citizenship and Canada) travel
> to Cuba without breaking the law? Of course, the Canadian passport
> will be used to visit Cuba, then will return to the US on US passport.
> What will happen if the customs find out that this person has been to
> Cuba on the Canadian passport? Is it a violation of the law?
> Thanks in advance.
> -Nuala
You should ask a lawyer if you need a deifnitive answer. Having said
that, yes you would be breaking US law. Even though the US allows dual
citizenship it considers you a US citizen subject to US law. Your
Canadian citizenship would not provide any protection from prosecution.
In this day of national security databases, a trip to Cuba is on the
record. While the probably of not being found out are in your favour,
there is always a risk.
Mitch
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