Greyhound will not allow US Customs and Border Protection agents to conduct searches on its buses without warrants, the company announced.
Greyhound will not allow US Customs and Border Protection agents to conduct searches on its buses without warrants, the company announced Friday.
With asylum seekers blocked from reaching safe haven in US, volunteers take help south to themGreyhound will give its drivers and employees updated training in response to the policy change, it said in a statement, and put stickers on its buses making its position clear.
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