Yes and No the first time they go out of the country you dont need one by the second time you have to have one If your coming into the statess on a plane you HAVE to have a passport
Very difficult; can be deadly. Better get a passport and US visa.
You can legally cross from Mexico into the United States with a valid passport or other approved travel documents, such as a visa or border crossing card. It is important to follow all customs and immigration regulations when crossing the border.
If you are going to Mexico and have a passport you do not need a driver's license if you are flying in an airplane. No. Actually, if you are not driving but simply crossing the border with a passport, you should not have problems reentering the United States from Mexico.
A border crossing card allows travel within a specific distance from the border, typically up to 25 miles into the United States.
"Crossing the Border" is a poem by Pat Mora, a Mexican-American author. The speaker in the poem is a woman recounting her experience crossing the border between Mexico and the United States. She describes the emotional and physical challenges of the journey.
Yes, this summer 2009 it will be an requirement for all persons to show a passport to cross the United States border back, and forth.
Although crossing back into the United States without a passport or WHTI compliant Drivers License (must denote citizenship, they are only currently offered by NY, WA and a couple of other states) means you are not in compliance with the new regulations as of now the only penalty is the possibility of a longer wait (at the border crossing in San Ysidro, CA you can expect to wait an additional 1-3 hours in the non WHTI compliant line while at Otay Mesa there would be no difference) however there is word that fines may soon be implemented for repeat offenders.
Any state
It is an area of 26 European States that have abolished passport and other border control
The closest border of Canada from Columbus, Ohio is the border with the province of Ontario. Specifically, the closest crossing point would be the Detroit-Windsor border crossing, which is approximately 200 miles north of Columbus. This border crossing is a major international crossing point between the United States and Canada, connecting Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario.
If you are a US citizen and have the identification for it then Yes you can if you are to travel by land and sea. If by air, you need your passport.
While in Mexico, for a Mexican national? You need to get a passport at the closest Foreign Relations Secretariat office (see related links). You will also require a visa or border crossing card for both Canada and the United States. (also see related links)