Thread: Expanding U.S.-Canada Security and Economic Partnership

Expanding U.S.-Canada Security and Economic Partnership

By Dana Gabriel

http://beyourownleader.blogspot.com/201 ... y-and.html

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In recent years, U.S.-Canada border issues have been overshadowed by concerns surrounding illegal immigration and drug violence on the southern border. Earlier this summer, both countries agreed to work towards a more joint approach to border security aimed at addressing common threats and promoting economic cooperation.

In July, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews and U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, “met to advance a strategic dialogue on developing a shared vision for border security for Canada and the United States—one that will enhance security and resilience against common threats, while bolstering competitiveness and job creation.â€

Moving from News & Releases from Other Groups to News Stories from ALIPAC Members since illegal immigration is mentioned and NAFTA.

Interesting eh?

The SPP appears to be dead in name only as some of its key priorities continue through other initiatives. It remains the blueprint for further expanding NAFTA. Continental integration is a permanent agenda and the vision for a North American Union has not been abandoned.

Also found this article dated yesterday at:
www.opednews.com

Originally Posted by jean

Interesting eh?

The SPP appears to be dead in name only as some of its key priorities continue through other initiatives. It remains the blueprint for further expanding NAFTA. Continental integration is a permanent agenda and the vision for a North American Union has not been abandoned.

Yeah.....they're using the piecemeal approach just like the Dream Act!