Well, the funny bit is that the “All passports” side will also accept EU passports, so if you have an EU passport and the “EU Citizens” side has a line and the other doesn’t (which, granted, tends to be rare), you can go to the “All passports” side.
However that line is much longer, as the processing of each person takes longer to process.
I did it once while distracted and the immigration guy just looked at me with a Wtf face and said, you know you can go there, right? And waived me through.
Well, the funny bit is that the “All passports” side will also accept EU passports, so if you have an EU passport and the “EU Citizens” side has a line and the other doesn’t (which, granted, tends to be rare), you can go to the “All passports” side.
I feel like in the US, the sign would say “all passports” but everyone would tacitly understand it excludes US passports.
Generally: “US Citizens/Residents” and “Non-Citizens” or “Visitors”
Probably says “invaders” by now and the line is outside an ICE office.
However that line is much longer, as the processing of each person takes longer to process.
I did it once while distracted and the immigration guy just looked at me with a Wtf face and said, you know you can go there, right? And waived me through.