RE: Court says Canada's asylum agreement with US infringes Canadian Constitutional rights
07-23-2020, 06:11 PM (This post was last modified: 07-23-2020, 06:16 PM by Rajvik.)
07-23-2020, 06:11 PM (This post was last modified: 07-23-2020, 06:16 PM by Rajvik.)
i haven't read the whole of the article yet, and i will, but my first thought on this is that what this is about is people who illegally came to the US, (ie not citizens) and because they fear, (rightly or wrongly) that they are about to be deported to their counrty of origin, ( or at least Mexico) they are fleeing to Canada and your court has basically stated that No, the government cannot just hand them over to the US government to send home or send them home themselves, but have to allow them all the rights and privileges that you as Canadian citizens enjoy.
i'm going to go finish the article, but jesus, we have borders for a reason, and it's not just a place to earn tax revenue
edit: i finished reading the article and i was right. Now the question is, should we arrange for my plan to take place and set up a non-stop rail run from say, El Paso to Montreal and let Canada deal with all the "Migrants" flooding the border, or are you going to see some sense
i'm going to go finish the article, but jesus, we have borders for a reason, and it's not just a place to earn tax revenue
edit: i finished reading the article and i was right. Now the question is, should we arrange for my plan to take place and set up a non-stop rail run from say, El Paso to Montreal and let Canada deal with all the "Migrants" flooding the border, or are you going to see some sense
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