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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2913794, member: 19250&quot;]Exactly you can double talk all you like spliting hairs of what you believe the law to be.</p><p>Ask a U.S.Customs Service Agent....and you will be told the importing&nbsp; of any contraband item under U.S.Law is illegal.&nbsp; Just one reason Ebay won&#039;t allow any Cuban items sold either pre or post embargo. They aren&#039;t going to run the risk of being tied up in a Federal law suit. That goes for any other nation considered an outlaw nation.</p><p>Try and&nbsp; bring back turtle shell items from the Caymans, try getting off a cruise ship in Florida with a piece of fruit from any Caribbean island. </p><p>When a cruise ship enters a port it is surrounded by U.S. Customs.&nbsp; Until it clears customs.</p><p>Example a ship leaves SanJuan PR. Sails throughout the Caribbean enters St Thomas USVI the ship is subject to a customs search.....it leaves St Thomas USVI</p><p>Sails 90 miles over to San Juan and again all on board are subject to clearing customs.</p><p>Does it mean that Customs catch all items of contraban no of course not....that doesn&#039;t change the law....or what&#039;s on Customs hot list.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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