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Are Canadian-US temporary visitor's visas (B1/B2) still being granted right now?

Is anyone here familiar with the Canada-US border situation right now? I am a Canadian citizen and I am looking to (urgently) head over to the US for a pre-employment drug test and finger printing for my prospective employer. However, I don't have a visa yet since my work start date is in the summer and the pre-employment tests need to be done in the US before then. Due to COVID, the border, as I am still aware, is closed to non-essential travel so I am not sure how likely I am to be granted entry for my matter and whether I need a visa for just one day. Does it make a difference if I will be flying?

tl;dr: Canadian citizen but given the current border closures between Canada-US, how easy is it for me to get a temporary visitor's visa for just one day so I can do the drug tests?

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