Canadians cannot bring Cuban cigars into the United States. According to multiple sources, including U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), it is illegal to import Cuban cigars into the U.S., regardless of one's nationality or citizenship. This regulation has been in effect since September 24, 2020, when the U.S. government prohibited all travelers from returning with alcohol and tobacco products acquired in Cuba.

The situation is further clarified by user discussions on forums such as FlyerTalk and Quora, where it is emphasized that the prohibition applies universally. Even for Canadians who might legally purchase Cuban cigars in Canada or other countries, bringing them into the U.S. would violate U.S. law.

For more information, you can refer to the detailed guidance provided by CBP on these restrictions through this link: CBP on Cuban goods and cigars. Additional discussions surrounding the topic can be found on the following platforms:

• FlyerTalk Forum
• Quora
• Reddit discussion

In summary, irrespective of whether you are a Canadian citizen, bringing Cuban cigars into the U.S. is strictly prohibited and can lead to legal consequences.

Sources

Bringing in Cuban goods and/or cigars into the United States - CBPCanadian carry Cuban cigars into US - FlyerTalk ForumsBringing back rum/cigars from Cuba to USA okay according to CBPAll Travel FAQs - CBP Information CenterCan you bring Cuban cigars into the United States from ... - QuoraCuban cigars (and rum) & US Citizens - Cuba Forum - TripadvisorCan You Bring Cuban Cigars Back from Cuba?

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