port of entry , POE (Abkürzung)

Key West had become a port of entry in 1822.

San Francisco was a port of entry for the family many times.

The city was a major port of entry for immigrants.

The Government tries to deal with the problem at ports of entry.

Houston became a port of entry on July 16, 1870.

The port of entry system was started on a trial basis.

Their port of entry is often a social group, rather than a worship service.

Even with a visa, one can be turned back at any port of entry.

For someone who understands the system, they are ports of entry.

All must be inspected at one or another port of entry.

At the moment, refugees coming into the ports of entry are left on their own.

Mexico has become the port of entry for America's cocaine.

Among ports of entry, this one is now a bust.

Even then, you could reach your initial port of entry and sent home.

For centuries it had been the only port of entry to the island.

These cities acted as a port of entry into a country.

Last month the agency began collecting such data at all ports of entry.

The ports of entry on both sides are open 24 hours and offer full border services.

The highway port of entry was opened in December 1995.

I first photographed her at Miami's port of entry in 2007.

This also means that not every border crossing is a port of entry.

The town received its first charter on the October 26, 1686, and was made a port of entry in 1694.

The series title refers to a legal port of entry into a country.

"Increasing personnel at critical ports of entry is an important step."

The international border in this important port of entry remained closed until the late the next day.