zinfamous
No Lifer
- Jul 12, 2006
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Does private property run right up to the border? A person could literally step off of their land and into mexico? I had always assumed (based on no information at all) that there was a buffer zone between the two country's.
There are shared-boarder private properties on our southern and northern borders. ....it definitely makes taxes interesting for such owners. There was one posted here recently about some couple trying to sell their building on a lot that is divided by the US and Canada border--the border guard is about 10 feet beyond their fence, and guests/residents have been (temporarily) detained or reprimanded for walking in their own fenced-in backyard, which crosses the border. (this only became complicated for them after 9/11)