[Michael.SF.]

just don't get a passport stamp if you travel on a US passport.

Yes I am aware that I can fly to Mexico City or other locations then go to Cuba, but your comment above gets me back to the original question. If I decide to go to Cuba, and I do get my US passport stamped, by what Consitutional reasoning would I then be in violation of any US Law?

Mind you, I support a boycot of Cuba, I just do not agree that the government has the right to make that determination for me.

[airplaneguy]

I'm not an Attorney so i don't know for sure but I'm betting there's some US CFR in some rules governing the state dept. that addresses this. But even if there isn't it doesn't matter if you ends up in jail or detained and harassed by US immigration. But I agree with you. our federal govt shouldn't have a say.