US Edition3 foreign nationals returned to U.S. after caught crossing Canadian border in Fort Erie
- On April 13, 2025, three foreign nationals tried to cross into Canada using the train bridge in Fort Erie and were detained by the RCMP.
- The migrants were spotted crossing from the US to a waiting vehicle whose driver, the Cuban national's wife, was involved in the incident.
- Authorities apprehended one person immediately, caught a second who fled on foot, while the third entered the vehicle, which nearly struck RCMP officers.
- Alexander Cardenas, a Cuban citizen, was deemed inadmissible by Canadian authorities and sent back to the U.S., while his wife is confronting several legal charges.
- The driver and Cardenas turned themselves in on April 23, and the case highlights ongoing cross-border enforcement by RCMP and CBSA teams.
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3 Foreign Nationals Apprehended Trying to Enter Canada Through Ontario Railway Bridge: RCMP
Three foreign nationals have been caught attempting to enter Canada illegally via a railway bridge near Niagara Falls, where a vehicle was waiting for them on the Canadian side, according to the RCMP. Three individuals were seen attempting to enter Canada on April 13 through the Fort Erie train bridge, which links Ontario with Buffalo, New York, Niagara-on-the-Lake RCMP said in a May 1 release. One of the migrants was detained immediately, while…
Two from Ukraine arrested for border-jumping
By Mike Donoghue Vermont News FirstBURLINGTON — Two illegal immigrants from the Ukraine, who authorities say unlawfully crossed the International border in Franklin County this week, have been ordered detained.The U.S. Border Patrol named Mykhailo Ivanchyn, 21, and Ihor Zelskyi, 27, in a criminal complaint with illegally entering the United States at Richford early Monday.Magistrate Judge Kevin J. Doyle ordered both men detained Tuesday pending …
The Hamilton Spectator
RCMP identifies new spot in Ontario where unauthorized migrants enter Canada, and are now staffing it 24/7
Niagara-on-the-Lake RCMP Border Integrity Unit has arrested several people trying to enter from the U.S. via the Fort Erie train bridge since April 13.
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