Trudeau defends tougher stand on border crossers as refugee advocates express outrage

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Trudeau defends hard line on border crossers as refugee advocates express outrage GlobePolitics

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, April 10, 2019.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending his government’s new tougher line on asylum seekers as the Liberals’ immigration message shifts further away from the calls for openness that defined his party’s 2015 campaign.

The Globe and Mail reported last month that Canada and the U.S. are working behind the scenes to update the agreement and address the loophole. Border Security Minister Bill Blair told The Globe in March that one option for updating the agreement would be to allow Canadian officials to take asylum seekers who cross at an unauthorized crossing to the nearest official border point where they could then be refused entry.

“We need to recognize that there are larger numbers now than before because of global instability in terms of refugees. That’s why we’re putting more resources and we’re also ensuring that the system is fair for everyone. That’s what Canadians expect,” he said.

Ipsos pollster Darrell Bricker and Angus Reid pollster Shachi Kurl both said their polling shows Canadians have recently become less supportive of Canada’s approach to immigration, which has included an increase in annual targets. “It’s certainly going to be subject to constitutional challenge,” Sean Rehaag, who teaches at Osgoode Hall at York University of Toronto, said in an interview.The U.S., unlike Canada, does not currently accept asylum seekers who fled from gender-based violence, or from criminal gangs.

 

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globepolitics Oh my Canada! We can and must do better. Nice hair though!

globepolitics Must be hard for you to write an article about JT that isn’t throwing him under the bus.

globepolitics It's too late. This guy flipped the coins so many times and he could flip back if reelected. Absolutely cannot trust.

globepolitics He decides to act now How convenient with an upcoming election ...too little too late

globepolitics Can we please have the serious discussion that JustinTrudeau needs a psychiatric evaluation.

globepolitics Now why would they be acting now? I mean it’s just what they called “irregular immigration” before and they encouraged it with Trudeau’s tweet...what changed? Oh could it be an election coming? No that would be hypocritical...hmmmm

globepolitics Just gonna call that “Ugh, the tie”

globepolitics JUST A REMINDER!

globepolitics Only because an all but lost election is looming ...

globepolitics To late Mr/Mrs Crime Minister

globepolitics Same guy who invited the world in via twitter a few years back? Hmm, someones trying to clean up the old soft on illegal immigration image prior to October.

globepolitics How many more lines will this guy take out of Trump’s playbook? Trampling institutions, doubling down on lies, turning on former allies, making corrupt alliances...and now pivoting to immigration to distract from his misdeeds. What’s next, paying off porn stars?

globepolitics Why was their soft line approach ok for 3 years but not now? 'ELECTION', surprise!

globepolitics Two -faced now that an election is coming.See how he tries to turn the page from the SNC Lavalin affair.

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