Canada is preparing for a wave of immigrants. “We will not be cruel”

Monday Donald Trump signed a series of implementing regulations, which concern, inter alia, the tightening of immigration rules, including the mass deportation of millions of people residing in the country illegally or the designation of only 2 sexes in the framework of "the defence of women against the extremism of sex ideology".

Aleks Dughman-Manzur of the Rainbow exile Society based in Vancouver, said Canadian organizations dedicated to assisting LGBTQ refugees have received over 900 queries since Trump was re-elected. He explained that American citizens could simply go to Canada and after crossing the border apply for exile status.

What about those who do not have American citizenship or another documents? ‘They hazard return to the USAIf they effort to search asylum at a simple border crossing. Instead, they may effort to cross the border unnoticed and then after 14 days asylum” says Canadian broadcaster CBC.

– This will be a test of the Canadian strategy “As assessed by Gabriel Ramo, erstwhile president of the section on immigration of the Canadian Bar Association.

Canada's immigration minister Marc Miller said that his ministry had not yet noted an increase in the number of people trying to enter Canada to search asylum. – We are prepared for any eventuality. – said the politician.

However, he pointed out that people trying to get to Canada ‘in an unregulated way’ would be sent back. He besides warned that under current conditions, trying to cross the border is dangerous. At the same time, Miller stated that he did not anticipate a large number of people to be deported to Canada and closely followed the action United States. – Canada will be firm and fair. Absolutely not cruel. – he said.

"We've been ready at the border for weeks," said the sergeant. Charles Poirier, spokesperson for Canadian border services. "The number of migrants has decreased over the past fewer weeks and We didn't announcement any height. While in the summertime we noted regular activity, Now it's beautiful quiet.“ He said.

Meanwhile, Mark Weber, president of the Canadian Customs and Immigration Union, said the government should let the services to patrol border crossings. He besides noted that border officers in the state are not decently trained to handle immigration and exile matters and will gotta transport detainees to the competent authorities.

– We're not ready for those numbers. At worst, it'll be a mess. said Weber.

Source: CBC