Why Telling A U.s. Border Guard You’ve Smoked Pot Could Be Dangerous, Even Once It’s Legalized

If you’ve ever smoked pot, be warned: trouble could still lie ahead at the Canada-U.S. border. An American immigration lawyer traveled to Ottawa Monday to shed light on an issue that could get even worse when pot is legalized in Canada, saying more Canadians could be permanently denied entry to the U.S. if they admit to smoking pot — even after the law is passed. “I see a wall on the northern border,” Len Saunders…