From the New York Times on Michael yesterday today, as the Trump Administration lamps down on immigration. Asylum seekers lean to Canada are discovering That is not why, upon his son, had hoped It's one January, twenty and this breaking news from the Department of Homeland Security breaking news that have to do with immigration right now we're just lording moments ago. The department of Homeland Security said it will end, two Andrews, ending the temporary protected status. Teepee ass had allowed a nearly sixty thousand patients to live in the. U S. Between ten wake

two hundred thousand salvadorans many who have lived in the? U S since two thousand one are being told that they have to leave country by September, twenty nineteen or be deported. I lost, I was in Haiti, two thousand then I lost my house nothing in it? When I go to Haiti, I don't have it plans to stay a mouthful soldier and bore here just it's it's a nightmare for US

It means to us. It means tat our sense of protection, our sense of security, although that is going to vanish when President trumps signalled that migrant groups, including Asians and El Salvador ends, will be losing their temporary protected studies. All of a sudden, thousands of migrants started pouring across the border from the United States and Canada under the threat of a temporary protected status being lifted. They are afraid of getting deported from the United States and think they have a better chance of getting asylum if they cross the border into Canada. In ballistic reports. For the times from Montreal, most of the migrants, I spoke to told me that they had left their homes in the United States, whether in New York or elsewhere, essentially bordered a greyhound bus to Plattsburg in New York state and from there

take a taxi to an irregular and official part of the border to try and circumvent an agreement between the United States and Canada, which requires migrants to apply for asylum in the country where they first arrived. In this case the United States. However, if the migrants answer at an unofficial part of the Porter, Discreet loophole that allows them to apply for asylum in Canada. It sounds like this is something that understood by both officials on the border and the migrants trying to cross exactly many of them migrants told me that when they arrived, there were only two delighted arrested by a friendly canadian mounting your royal navy and mounted police from the kids american citizens. It's not like the mexican border You can imagine trying to reach a wall. The Canadians, recognising that all these people are coming of actually establish an informal greeting process.

Does anybody have a valid for the United States have been expires? Are you aware that the very minute you cross border your status in the United States, there's another by sort of like wink, wink, nudge, nudge system that has been created by which they end up being a screened and fingerprinting, asked how much money they have and kind of whist across the border, in some cases with their families. What, in fact that we believe it

That's it I'm sorry about progress. That's why we're here we are going to have to go out there, that we want a common one and in what happens once the migrants get past the border and indicated so once their screened and fingerprinting and get into Canada summit end up at migrant centres and in many cases they team up with another migrants, rent a low cost apartment and when they apply for asylum and are waiting for an answer, they are given a work permit, so they can work almost immediately, a monthly stipend of about five hundred dollars. You s the health care and even free, friendless and loud. So there's an immediate attempt to set these migrants up, give them shelter given

opportunity to work, and I guess what the language skills to assimilate all the resources that they would need to basically start a new life in Canada A new life diversity is its indispensable ingredient. I think one people think of Canada, they think of this com by liberal Paradise, this multicultural place that welcomes and embraces diversity and immigration, and this has become all the more pronounced as Canada has presented itself as a liberal counterpoint to the United States. President tromp know many of you have reached out to me recently in thanks for Canada's compassionate response to this syrian refugee crisis. The idealized image of a welcoming country was reinforced by just intruder the canadian Prime Minister, in January of last year, tweeted

was fleeing. War and persecution would be welcome in Canada, and that came just days after Trump temporarily bar travellers from seven majority muslim countries. Our pleasure Harry have wealth, and let me tell you something when I welcome those first families to Toronto last month. I welcome them as new Canadians and as the future of the canoe. An economy. I remember Trudeau at the airport greeting those syrian refugees, fine- and I remember actually, I think, caning government even package to video that was beautifully produced and the suggested injustice

welcoming the country was, it was. It was very. It was a removing set of images. Now I was, and indeed just in Shadow- has self cautiously presented himself as a liberal, progressive alternative to President tromp and the President's United States on everything from immigration health care and, as a result, I think immigrants the world over and in the United States, see him as some sort of benevolent welcoming figure, and the result is that thousands of migrants have been heading to Canada. A sound that Canada is one of the best option for it. And my family. You guys understand humanitarian unlike and they

knighted states, you treat people as human beings. I went to search Google and I figure out. This is what everybody's, during that Canada has a future for the children for everybody. So that's why I want to give it a chase. It's is already scale must, then, that I want to take the risk, because I know there's a future here for me and the baby. Why don't you stay in the United States, because Donald Trump, the woman sustain either state, but I dont care because I believe Canada has better off with the United States can offer in Canada will let you stay they will. I do think because I'm not going back, they don't have a choice. Then let me state that's why. But that's on actually true many of them will not get

many of the migrants were streaming into Canada and requesting asylum dont qualify for asylum and once judges adjudicate over the viability of their claims. If they dont qualify for asylum, they will be deported back to their country of origin, which, in the case of many his Haiti, so people who are leaving trumps America for Canada are playing a game. Russian roulette in the sense that if they get deported from Canada, they will not get sent back to the United States or to their homes in New York state. They will be sent back to Haiti, and their situations can be far worse than if they would have just stated. I say to begin work. Canada says the number of asylum seekers crossing from the. U S, to quote back is unprecedented three, thousand in July, and almost four thousand in just the first half of August equalling around two hundred and fifty people crossing every day.

And not only that the canadian immigration system is being stretched to a near breaking points, and there is a backlog of some forty thousand asylum cases and not enough judges to adjudicate The process can drag on for as long as two years now, two years, just waiting to figure out what you'll get asylum, but all long they are getting the benefits that you described, tackling disappear The thing is that the system is under so much strain that the canadian government is even resorting to sending members of just intruders, liberal party themselves, former refugees or immigrants to the United States to warn would be immigrants not to come and to emphasise the point that the country not be the promised land that these immigrants expect. Canada is sending former immigrants who benefited from Canada is open immigration,

out into the world to dissuade future migrants from coming to Canada. That's kind of remarkable it is quite remarkable. So, for example, or later this month, Pablo Threeg as a liberal member of parliament who was born in Argentina, travel to LOS Angeles to meet with numbers, are they spend a community? There are two explained: the limits of canadian asylum policy read in some papers in that the main can papers that you really, but he could come here and care than just working instead river and which is not the case. We have a system in place, a system that works, and I want to make sure that I speak with the leaders that I speak through. The media is in their own language, and

We understand that it's not the case in the rules that have to boost and then in Montreal earlier this summer the government also sent a manual Jabez dog, a liberal haitian member of Parliament, from Montreal to Miami Little Haiti to spread the word that getting aside and in Canada was re re difficult and to sign posts. The fact that the country was not the promised land. Are you asking people to start coming?

I'm telling you the people why these exactly? What is new risk if they come irregularly in Canada, if we want them to know its competently grows? Even though, for these on voice and their message of the Guardia trying to dissuade people from entering Canada, it feels directly counter to Thee ready to welcoming initial messages that war coming from canadian leaders, including its prime minister, just introduced, and it would seem to undermine the image that that Canada wants to project to the world. I think Canada is still in fact about presenting itself as a liberal, progressive country and just intruder. Although he's done, some back peddling is trying to walk that fine line between maintaining Canada's image as this welcoming country, but at the same time not creating a situation where the country becomes overburdened by refugees or asylum seekers,

but I think part of it is also about preventing a nationalist backlash like we ve seen in the United States or Europe the big civilization Islam without doubt where and how to immigrant far right has made great strides everywhere from France, the Netherlands and Hungary. Investments need to be big states, freedom just in pseudo, much like Angela Merkel, fairly or not is depicted as one of the leaders of the western liberal world, and we also in german which welcomed more than a million refugees. The backlash there were far right party better than anyone ever expected, and Canada and family does not want that. It wants to be able to keep its

open door policy by ensuring that those who really deserve to be here are given the opportunity so David. What's the latest there yeah Michael things, a change of ever since we last talk when we spoke last, the the probably immigration protesters outnumber the eighty. A greater protesters, but since and I want to move a show- you what's happened a second and any third way. Storm alliance members have now come to this body. Airing, that's apron, argue the call to the point that their numbers have swollen too pretty much viable than we ever greater protesters that we're on the recent days to denounce just introducing the liberals. Ford is lack of involvement in helping me refugees integrate our society. I don't you dream that I come here illegally, just one dunno, it's

bored running in Japan or in Canada. I'd like guinea from giving the green light to these migrants to flow to Canada has in some ways and power Nationalist far right here. So in some ways this is a counter intuitive attempt by Canada to discourage immigration right now by this group of people in order to preserve, in the longer term, a political culture that is open to immigration. That is exactly right. This is essentially a pre emptive preventative move to try and prevents a backlash and to keep the multi ethnic multi cultural, welcoming canadian model,

We often look to Canada as a counterpoint to the United States. If the? U S is clever, down on immigration, Canada seems to be a place that then opens its arms even wider, too grants. Is that the wrong impression is it more alike. The more the! U S, clampdown on immigration, the more Canada will also be forced to clamp down on immigration. In other words, the two countries might be ideologically counter points, but practically speaking when it comes to immigration, they operate in tandem. They operate in a connected way.

The reality is that, because the United States and Canada share a long border inevitable that the two countries operate in tandem and if President Trump lifts protected studies on refugees, you start streaming in Canada has to respond. It's as simple as that. I think it was pure Trudeau, a former canadian Prime Minister said when the United States sneezes, Canada catches a cold, and I would very much also apply to immigration. Our thanks to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interviews with migrants crossing the border, we'll be right back. But you can use a snack right about now how about a toast

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