Asylum seekers from the United States are increasingly heading to Canada due to fears of deportation by the Trump administration, with April A showing a notable 1,411 individuals attempting to cross through New York alone. This uptick has outpaced the previous month's totals and reflects a deeper trend of migration that has been largely driven by legal uncertainties in the US. While Canada's approach under Prime Minister Trudeau was notably welcoming in the past, current leaders express limitations, emphasizing a realistic stance toward immigration amidst ongoing legal and humanitarian challenges.
Thousands of migrants are fleeing to Canada to escape deportation fears under President Trump, leading to a significant increase in asylum seekers unprecedented in recent years.
April saw at least 1,411 migrants attempt to cross into Canada from New York, surpassing March's total, which was already double the usual monthly average.
Unlike during the previous administration, current Canadian officials are restricting immigration, emphasizing that 'Canada can't accept everyone,' displaying a more cautious approach.
Amidst the legal turmoil surrounding the CHNV program's termination, Canada's asylum system faces serious strain as the influx of refugees continues.
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