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Tha piece of plastic used to laminate documents is called "mica" in Spanish. Hispanic people (at least Mexicans) started calling the credit-card-size laminated immigration documents "mica" as opposed to stamped authorizations on book-style passports. That's why many people still refer to documents like I-551, BBC (Border Crossing Cards, etc.) as "micas"...
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US Border Crossing Identification Card and Visa issued by the Mexican consulates of the United States through the Department of State You can think of it like this: (Mica, which means "card") Travelers can enter the United States for up to 72 hours within 25 miles of the US-Mexico border without obtaining an INS document by using this card, which appears to be a visa. The I-586, Nonresident Alien Border Crossing Card, is replaced by the Mica. bubble shooter
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