Trump’s tariff threats pressure Canada to curb migrant crossings
As more migrants enter the U.S. from Canada, President-elect Donald Trump is pressuring Canada to tighten border security, threatening a 25% tariff if it fails to act, The Times Union reports. Canadian officials fear the move could strain relations and anticipate a surge of migrants heading north when Trump’s administration resumes deportation policies.
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