Welcome to the United States. Please, prepare to surrender your dead alligator.

On her first day at work at Dulles, Latrice Hill opened up a suitcase and found a charred monkey.

It's been pretty much like that every day since then.

The people who work in U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) at Dulles International Airport — seizing joints, ivory, dirt, live crabs, caches of Iranian jewelry, leopard skins, all manner of sausages and anything anyone could ever think to smuggle in — see the world tucked into this luggage arriving from overseas.

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Paul Kane 06 Aug, 2011

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