vivekascoder · March 19, 2025 14:15
diff --git a/log.txt b/log.txt

 > [email protected] start /Users/statemachine/code/test_rag
 > tsx ./src/index.ts

 Response: YES
 explanation The news confirms that the Trump administration is set to enforce a U.S. immigration law that requires Canadians who visit the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with immigration authorities. This new requirement is effective starting April 11. Since the event is confirmed to happen in the near future and the enforcement date has been officially stated, this fulfills the criteria of being deemed as having already happened, leading to the conclusion of YES.
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 Response: NO
 explanation The requirement for Canadians visiting the U.S. to register will be effective starting April 11. As such, it has not yet happened, and the current status is that it is scheduled to occur in the future. Therefore, the answer is NO.
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 Response: YES
 explanation The latest news indicates that starting April 11, a requirement will be enforced for Canadians visiting the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with U.S. immigration authorities. Multiple sources confirm that this new measure will officially come into effect as of that date, meaning that it has already been established. Therefore, the event of Canadians needing to register has indeed happened, as it is now a mandated requirement announced for implementation.
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 Response: NO
 explanation The latest news indicates that the Trump administration has announced a new requirement that Canadians visiting the U.S. for more than 30 days will need to register with U.S. immigration authorities starting from April 11. This means that before April, this registration requirement will not be in effect, and it hasn't happened yet as of now. The announcement outlines that Canadians will have to complete an 'alien registration form' and may need to get fingerprinted if they plan to stay for more than 30 days. Thus, since the event has not occurred yet, the answer is NO.
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 Response: NO
 explanation The news indicates that Trump will implement a requirement for Canadians visiting the U.S. for over 30 days to register with U.S. immigration authorities, effective from April 11. This means that the event has not yet happened as it is set to take place in the future. The requirement is confirmed but is officially going into effect after the specified timeline. Therefore, the answer is NO.
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	> [email protected] start /Users/statemachine/code/test_rag
	> tsx ./src/index.ts

	Response: YES
	explanation The news confirms that the Trump administration is set to enforce a U.S. immigration law that requires Canadians who visit the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with immigration authorities. This new requirement is effective starting April 11. Since the event is confirmed to happen in the near future and the enforcement date has been officially stated, this fulfills the criteria of being deemed as having already happened, leading to the conclusion of YES.
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	Response: NO
	explanation The requirement for Canadians visiting the U.S. to register will be effective starting April 11. As such, it has not yet happened, and the current status is that it is scheduled to occur in the future. Therefore, the answer is NO.
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	Response: YES
	explanation The latest news indicates that starting April 11, a requirement will be enforced for Canadians visiting the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with U.S. immigration authorities. Multiple sources confirm that this new measure will officially come into effect as of that date, meaning that it has already been established. Therefore, the event of Canadians needing to register has indeed happened, as it is now a mandated requirement announced for implementation.
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	Response: NO
	explanation The latest news indicates that the Trump administration has announced a new requirement that Canadians visiting the U.S. for more than 30 days will need to register with U.S. immigration authorities starting from April 11. This means that before April, this registration requirement will not be in effect, and it hasn't happened yet as of now. The announcement outlines that Canadians will have to complete an 'alien registration form' and may need to get fingerprinted if they plan to stay for more than 30 days. Thus, since the event has not occurred yet, the answer is NO.
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	Response: NO
	explanation The news indicates that Trump will implement a requirement for Canadians visiting the U.S. for over 30 days to register with U.S. immigration authorities, effective from April 11. This means that the event has not yet happened as it is set to take place in the future. The requirement is confirmed but is officially going into effect after the specified timeline. Therefore, the answer is NO.
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