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Freeland says Canada’s borders are ‘safe and secure’ following Trump’s election win

November 11, 20246 Mins Read
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Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland speaks to reporters on Nov. 8, 2024 after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Canada-U.S relations following the election of president-elect Donald Trump. (Spencer Colby/The Canadian Press)
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Canada’s borders are “protected and safe,” Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland stated Friday as she sought to deal with fears that U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s vow to deport thousands and thousands of undocumented immigrants may ship a wave of migrants north.

RCMP officers have stated they have been making ready for months for the opportunity of elevated migrant site visitors on the border because the undocumented flee the US.

In an interview with CBC’s The Home, Freeland stated her message is that “Canada controls our borders. Each Canadian has absolutely the proper to anticipate that our nation chooses who comes right here and who would not.”

“I would like individuals to know their borders are protected and safe and they’re going to proceed to be, come what could on the earth,” Freeland advised host Catherine Cullen.

WATCH | Freeland responds to questions on border safety following Trump’s election win:

‘We control our borders’: Freeland responds to questions on border safety in wake of U.S. election

In an interview with Catherine Cullen, host of CBC Radio’s The Home, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland stated her message to the remainder of the world is that Canada welcomes newcomers in an ‘organized, systematic way.’

It is not assured that Trump will really perform the mass deportation, however his allies have talked about Canada as a possible vacation spot if the undocumented are pressured out of the US.

“The place do you suppose the unlawful immigrants are going to flee to when our southern border is shut down? The northern border,” Kelly Craft, Trump’s former ambassador to Canada, stated Tuesday. “So Canada must be ready.”

The House32:54Keep calm and keep it up: The Canadians making ready for Trump 2.0

As the subsequent Trump period begins, with guarantees of tariffs, mass deportations and an finish to the warfare in Ukraine, The Home hears from quite a lot of Canadians who might be affected. Then Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, chair of the newly reestablished cupboard committee on Canada-U.S. relations, sits down with host Catherine Cullen to debate Canada’s method to the incoming administration.

The Pew Analysis Centre estimates the unauthorized immigrant inhabitants in the US grew to 11 million in 2022.

RCMP Sgt. Charles Poirier advised Ontario Chronicle Community on Friday that officers are taking a look at getting extra police cruisers, everlasting or semi-permanent buildings and chartering some buses to ferry the migrants in the event that they cross the border.

“Clearly, we do not want for this to occur, however ought to it occur, no less than we’ll be prepared,” Poirier stated.

Asylum seekers try to beat the deadline to cross the border at Roxham Road from New York into Canada Friday March 24, 2023  in Champlain, NY.Asylum seekers attempt to cross the border at Roxham Highway from New York into Canada on Friday March 24, 2023 in Champlain, NY. (Ryan Remiorz/Canadian Press)

Though authorities are already making ready for an inflow of migrants, one refugee advocate stated the priority is overblown and he questions why Canadian politicians are giving it oxygen.

Abdulla Daoud, govt director of The Refugee Centre in Montreal, advised The Home he would not suppose Trump’s promise of a mass deportation will change a lot for Quebec or Canada.

Daoud stated that “coverage takes time” and any surge of migrants would “in all probability be over a really lengthy time frame. We cannot see thousands and thousands of individuals present as much as our borders in a single day.”

Daoud additionally argued Trump has by no means specified if he’ll ship undocumented immigrants to Quebec or Canada at massive. He stated it is “odd” for Canadian politicians to counsel the nation shall be affected by Trump’s promise.

A man in a suit on a stage waves in front of a group of applauding people on the stage.Donald Trump waves as he walks with former first woman Melania Trump at an election night time watch social gathering on the Palm Seashore Conference Heart on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024, in West Palm Seashore, Fla. (Evan Vucci/The Related Press)

In Quebec, Parti Québécois Chief Paul St-Pierre Plamondon has warned that thousands and thousands of individuals may take into account shifting north after Trump’s election. Quebec Premier François Legault stated he would press Trudeau to “be certain that he protects the border.”

“So it is sadly not the management we wish to see in Canada,” Daoud stated. “We will not play into that polarization as a result of it isn’t a great way to take care of the coverage modifications which can be going to occur within the subsequent 4 years.”

Daoud stated if there’s a rise in migrants coming north, Canada would want to “take a look at our infrastructure and see the way it’s constructed out to accommodate that enhance.”

Trump’s win and Ukraine

Trump’s return to the White Home may additionally shake up Russia’s warfare on Ukraine. The president-elect has vowed to finish the warfare and has even promised to do it in as little as 24 hours — elevating fears that Ukraine might be pressured into negotiations.

When requested whether or not she believes Trump’s vow to finish the warfare so rapidly, Freeland didn’t reply straight. She stated the individuals “who I believe all of us should be listening to with regards to Ukraine are the Ukrainians.”

“Individuals exterior Ukraine have constantly undermined the Ukrainians,” Freeland stated, including that consultants knowledgeable her when the warfare started that Kyiv would “fall in per week.”

“Let’s acknowledge what an awesome job [the Ukrainians] have performed. Let’s proceed to help them,” she stated.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was among the many first world leaders to publicly react to Trump’s win, praising the victory on social media and applauding Trump’s dedication to attaining “peace by way of energy.”

Two men shake handsDonald Trump, proper, and Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shake palms throughout their assembly at Trump Tower on Sept. 27, 2024 in New York. (Julia Demaree Nikhinson/The Related Press)

Ihor Michalchyshyn, govt director of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC), stated he cannot speculate on what Trump meant by his promise to finish the warfare in a day.

He stated that Trump is “inheriting a state of affairs that’s vital to American safety” and the UCC is “hopeful that the president-elect shall be creating a powerful relationship with the Ukrainian authorities.”

Michalchyshyn stated there may be “sturdy” bipartisan help for Ukraine in the US and “we hope that may information the actions of the long run.”

“It is in all of our pursuits to construct a safe future and battle dictatorships and Putin’s Russia,” he added.



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