A passport and landing card are seen with a note that a banana, pork and seeds for planting were all seized and destroyed from this particular passenger at Washington Dulles International Airport on Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012. "S/D" is the notation for "seized and destroyed," which is the legal action that Customs and Border Patrol officers must take when they find illegal items. They also have the option to fine passengers $300, but they only do so if the passenger has blatantly lied about carrying illegal items. Some people don't realize that the items they are bringing in are forbidden. (Barbara L. Salisbury/The Washington Times)
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