US EditionCanada working with US to deal with countries slow to accept deportees, document shows
CANADA, AUG 1 – Canada and the United States face delays as some countries refuse deportees; Canada plans to increase removals to 20,000 annually, officials said.
- Canada and the United States are collaborating to manage challenges with nations hesitant to receive deported individuals, as both countries step up efforts to return migrants to their places of origin by early 2025.
- This effort follows Canada’s decade-high deportations last year, partly due to focusing on failed refugee claimants and facing uncooperative countries refusing travel documents.
- In June, Canadian authorities provided a one-time travel permit to a Somali man to facilitate his deportation after Somalia refused to supply the necessary travel documentation, highlighting challenges in the removal process.
- The Canada Border Services Agency deported 18,000 people last fiscal year and committed to 20,000 annually for the next two years while cooperating regularly with U.S. law enforcement.
- These developments suggest continued cross-border cooperation despite lacking a formal bilateral deportation agreement and ongoing challenges with foreign governments’ cooperation.
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Canada working with US to deal with countries slow to accept deportees, document shows
Canada is working with the United States to "deal with" countries reluctant to accept deportees as both nations increase efforts to ship migrants back to their home countries, according to a government document seen
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Toronto: A government document revealed that Canada is working with the United States of America in dealing with countries reluctant to accept deportees, as both countries intensify their efforts to return migrants to their countries of origin. Since US President Donald Trump began his second term in January, the US has taken firm action against illegal immigrants in the country. [...]
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