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Thankfully, today , US Customs and Border Protection and the Irish government signed an amended agreement to improve and expand the pre-clearance sections in Dublin Airport and Shannon Airport. The new agreement promises"extended service hours and increased staffing, cost recovery, and improved officer safety measures".
“We see the agreement as an excellent vehicle to help our two countries meet the demands of increased travel across the Atlantic,” said Reece Smyth, Charge d’Affaires of the U.S. Embassy in Ireland.
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