Canada

"The [U.S.-Canada Safe Third Country] agreement. . .would allow each country to return asylum claimants who passed through the other country without having to adjudicate their asylum claims. In other words, an alien would have to claim asylum protection in whichever country he reached first, and thus would not be permitted to transit through one country and then apply for asylum in the other."

- Mark Krikorian, CIS Executive Director

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Canadians Oppose Trudeau's Proposed Immigration Increases

Weak support in a country with close to 9 percent unemployment

Topics: Canada

At Least the U.S. Ports of Entry Answer Their Phones; the Canadians Don't

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Canada, Customs and Border Protection (CBP)

Migration Problems for Americans in Our Exclaves on the Northern Border

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Canada

One Inspection of an Arriving Border-Crosser Can Cost Up to $10,333

Topics: Canada, Costs of Immigration

Latest Data Shows Continued Disparity in Border Crossings on the North and the South

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Mexico, Canada

Marriage-Related Immigration Fraud: Canada Has Done Something About it

Topics: Marriage Fraud, Canada

A Million More Border Arrivals in May than in April — Mostly in the South

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Mexico, Canada

Foreign Students and Online Instruction: Canada's Approach

Topics: Canada, Foreign Students

CIS Team Provides Rationale for Border Crossing Differences

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Mexico, Canada, Health Care

New Data Continue to Show Border Restrictions Are More Successful on the Northern Border than on the Southern One

Topics: Covid-19 and Immigration, Mexico, Canada