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Originally Posted by dyna mo
your passport shows where you've been much further than the last leg of travel so the reasoning that travelers will slip through customs by indirectly traveling from africa to the usa is moot.
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That isn't tracked though. For example, if you are from China and you travel to X, Y, Z, and then enter the USA, they are only going to see you came from China, and look at your stamps, if there are any, and
possibly ask you where all you have been. There isn't a global database of travelers yet. But it's coming soon, I'm sure.
Even as an American citizen, without the stamps in my passport they have no idea where I've been unless they ask me, or in the case of a criminal, investigate with help of other countries or INTERPOL. But a general traveler, they don't know.