Canadian PM Justin Trudeau: Our Illegal Immigration Problem Is America's Fault

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https://www.dailywire.com/news/30169/canadian-pm-justin-trudeau-our-illegal-immigration-emily-zanotti

So they Expect us to take all these third world people. Must be nice having us on your southern border.

I wish we had a decent country on our southern border.

All jokes aside, isn’t this just an example of we want to take everyone but we have our limits..... if Canada can do this certainly we should as well.

Quote:Canadian PM Justin Trudeau: Our Illegal Immigration Problem Is America's Fault
If only America would better enforce their own immigration laws!

Emily ZanottiMay 2, 2018

Photo by Arindam Shivaani/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau echoed a complaint made over the weekend by members of the Canadian government, claiming in a speech Wednesday that Canada's sudden uptick in illegal immigration — something the country cannot handle — is all America's fault.

Trudeau was asked during a speech to Parliament how he plans on handling the massive influx of illegal immigrants into Quebec. In the last two years, record numbers of amnesty-seekers have flooded across the border from upstate New York, requesting asylum from the Canadian government. Since Canada, by law, must give each immigrant a trial, some illegals are being allowed to stay in Quebec for as long as two years while they wait to be processed.

Canadian officials can't tolerate the burden and they wanted answers from the man who once tweeted that Canada welcomed any and all immigrants with open arms.

Trudeau's response was epic, per Reuters: "Trudeau said his government had been in contact with American counterparts 'for months' on 'many issues relating to our border.'"

Those negotiations — and it's questionable, according to some members of Parliament, whether there have been any official talks — center around whether the United States can improve its vetting process for those seeking travel visas, particularly if those applicants are from West African nations.

Canada is also trying to renegotiate the Safe Third Country Agreement, which requires immigrants passing through official U.S.-Canadian border crossings to apply for asylum in the country they first landed in. Canada wants to reword the agreement so that any immigrant crossing into Canada anywhere across the several-thousand-mile border must apply to the United States for asylum.

In other words, they'd like to enforce a "virtual wall" along their own southern border.

The United States told Reuters that they are considering Canada's proposal, but haven't made up their minds yet. Part of that problem may be that Trudeau was clear when President Donald Trump first spoke about his stricter immigration policies that Canada would be more than willing to take in any immigrant that couldn't find a place in the United States.