In a picturesque town on the US-Canada border, workers under dark clouds were building a new entrance for Canadians into a library to replace one that had long symbolized bilateral closeness.
For more than a century, Canadians in Stanstead, Quebec, could walk through a door in the Haskell Free Library into Derby Line, Vermont, without passing through customs.
But President Donald Trump’s administration has canceled the arrangement, citing the need to counter “illicit cross-border activities.”
Standing on the black line inside th
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