September 26, 1972…the day of dedication for the American Museum of Immigration.
Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration is a living monument to the story of the American people. Housed inside the restored Main Building of the former immigration complex, the Museum documents the rich story of American immigration through a carefully curated collection of photographs, heirlooms, and searchable historic records.
Wyatt as an Australian Shepherd finds that Australian Immigration has just a few questions before a visa is approved.
Jonah as a Labrador Retriever discovers that the Canadian Immigration Ministry has some inquiry before his passage.
Sources: National Park Service; Foil, Arms & Hogg
Doggedly Yours 
I have to say I did enjoy the Canadian immigration skit. And we do spend a lot of time apologizing .
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As an Alaskan…we enjoy our Canadian neighbors.
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Perhaps one day there will be an immigration museum along our southern border. Another testament to man’s inhumanity to man (and women and children)
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