Biden, Trudeau reach deal to stop asylum seekers at unofficial crossings-sources

US, Canada ends loophole that let asylum-seekers cross border

US President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday announced a plan to close a loophole to an immigration agreement that has allowed thousands of asylum-seeking immigrants to move between the two countries along a back road linking New York state to the Canadian province of Quebec.

New Canada-U.S. border deal will lead to heightened risks for asylum seekers, advocates say

The renegotiated agreement means migrants at unofficial border crossings such as Roxham Road can be turned away

US, Canada end loophole that let asylum-seekers cross border

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vermont (AP)

US, Canada end loophole that let asylum-seekers cross border

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vermont (AP)

US, Canada end loophole that let asylum-seekers cross border

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vermont (AP)

Biden, Trudeau start talks after making deal on asylum seekers

OTTAWA -- President Joe Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau kicked off meetings in Ottawa on Friday after making a deal aimed at stopping asylum seekers from traversing the shared U.S.-Canada land border via unofficial crossings.