So Donald Trump wants more border security? Here's how the RCMP is ramping up efforts
- Canada has pledged $1.3 billion to enhance border security due to U.S. President Donald Trump's concerns over illegal migration and drug smuggling.
- Ottawa has denied the severity of Trump's claims about illegal migration and fentanyl but has committed to improving border patrols.
- The Canada Border Services Agency will receive $355 million to recruit new officers and analysts, while the Royal Canadian Mounted Police aims to boost border security through 24-hour patrols.
- Data shows that since 2022, CBSA agents seized at least 2,345 firearms and over 24,000 kilograms of drugs, including fentanyl, at the Canada-U.S. Border.
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