[Jeff Higgins]

This highlights one of the major, core problems beginning to rear its ugly head right here in the good ol' U. S. of A. - our myriad of agencies (such as Customs) can institute rules and regulations that run counter to our law. They essentially have the authority to make law, for all practical purposes. One single unelected bureaucrat, or a small group of unelected bureaucrats, can write a new policy that flies in the face of the law of the land. We can then spend years in the courts un-doing their decisions. How did it get to this point?