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    Canada weighing extra border measures for asylum seekers from Mexico - minister

    Canada weighing extra border measures for asylum seekers from Mexico - minister


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    Sun, January 21, 2024 at 12:58 PM EST·1 min read



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    Liberal Member of Parliament Dominic LeBlanc shuffles his papers during a news conference in Ottawa






    OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada is weighing a number of measures to prevent Mexican nationals from flying into the country to request asylum, a top official said on Sunday, after Quebec's premier said earlier this week the lack of visa requirements for Mexican travelers meant more refugees were arriving by plane.

    Speaking to the Canadian Broadcasting Corp, Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc said he and the Immigration Minister Marc Miller were considering visas and other measures.

    The two ministers are looking for "the appropriate way to ensure that people who arrived from Mexico arrived for the appropriate reasons and that this doesn't become sort of a side door to get access to Canada," LeBlanc said.

    "We're looking at a number of measures that would, in fact, put us in a position to have done what's necessary to ensure that these flights directly from Mexico don't become sort of an indirect way to get access to Canada and to claim asylum," he added.

    In a letter last week, Quebec Premier Francois Legault urged Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to stem the flow of refugees into the province and to compensate it for costs, claiming Quebec's services were close to a "breaking point" due to the rising number.

    "Mexican nationals represent a growing proportion of the asylum seekers arriving in Quebec, the possibility of entering Canada from Mexico without a visa certainly explains part of the flow of asylum seekers," Legault wrote in the letter.

    Ottawa is coming under pressure for its immigration policies because they are blamed for exacerbating a housing crunch, and because some services provided by the provinces, like education and healthcare, are struggling to keep up with population growth.
    (Reporting by Steve Scherer, editing by Deepa Babington)


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    USA and Canada need to shut down and terminate the bogus "asylum" programs and defund it. Same with refugees, terminate all of it.

    Suspend all visas issued to Mexico, Central America, and South America.

    No travel into our country...period...unless it is for business only.

    Deport them all.

    End birthright citizenship.

    REMITTANCE TAX ACT. 15% tax on all remittances to fund the border wall and deport them all.
    ILLEGAL ALIENS HAVE "BROKEN" OUR IMMIGRATION SYSTEM

    DO NOT REWARD THEM - DEPORT THEM ALL

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