The word is out that Donald Trump will begin mass deportation efforts this January. Luckily for migrants, the Canada border remains open thanks to the Liberal government, which is attempting to assure the people that the migrant crisis will not flow north.
Abdulla Daoud, executive director of The Refugee Centre in Montreal, claims that “policy takes time.” Daoud has underestimated the newly appointed US border tzar, Tom Homan, and fails to acknowledge that illegals began fleeing America the moment Trump’s victory was declared. Daoud insists the crisis is not imminent. “Whatever Trump will enact, we will not see the remnants probably for another year,” he said. As it stands, he said, the majority of people who come to his centre claim asylum after arriving at the airport.”
Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, a World Economic Forum darling, insists that the border is secure. “I want people to know their borders are safe and secure, and they will continue to be, come what may, in the world,” Freeland told a reporter with CBC radio. Naturally, she will encourage this surge of illegal migration as she is a former decision-maker for the WEF. Let us not forget that Justin Trudeau tweeted the hashtag #WelcometoCanada in 2017 after Trump began to crack down on migrants.
No one knows how many migrants have already entered Canada. The nation’s population reached an all-time high this year after surpassing 41 million despite a sharp decline in the birth rate. Every poll indicates that Canadians want secure borders. They blame the housing crisis and uptick in crime on these illegal residents. Trudeau’s popularity is declining as Canadian society and culture begin to shift, and the future surge of migrants at the Canadian border will only spell trouble for the left.
