This is why we have introduced in the Congress legislation called the
STOP Act. It is bipartisan. It is sensible. If enacted, it would give
Customs and Border Protection officers, along with their law
enforcement partners, the tools they need to identify suspicious
packages by requiring the U.S. Postal Service to provide advanced
electronic data on all of the packages and mail entering the United
States. Already information as to what is in the package, where it is
from, where it is going, the name of the center is required if you send
it through one of the private carrier systems--UPS, FedEx, DHL, and
others.
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