Mass migration is wearing out Canada’s welcome mat | Opinion
like New York, Chicago and Washington. Now, it seems, Canada is having second thoughts on illegal border crossings.
Fast forward to this week. Trudeau is pushing the Biden administration to stem “the flow of irregular migration into Canada,” Bloomberg reports.“Canadians Fume as Migrants Surge at Their Border,” a headline into claim asylum, according to Canadian figures. Compare that to the southern border of the United States. In 2022, Customs and Border Protection recorded nearly 2.4 million encounters with migrants trying to enter the U.S.
Canada’s legal immigration policy is strict in itself, with the high-skilled and well-educated far preferred to the throngs of desperate, frightened people who seek asylum on the U.S. border every year.
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