American-Canadian Border, Following ‘Extraordinary’ Surge of Migrant Encounters, Emerges as Immigration Hotspot

Expect the Trump administration to focus on ensuring that the ‘northern border doesn’t become as bad as the southern,’ one observer tells the Sun.

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An image released by the U.S. Attorney’s Office, shows a group of migrants who crossed over from Canada. U.S. Attorney's Office via AP

“An extreme national security vulnerability” is how the incoming border tsar, Tom Homan, describes the American-Canadian border, foreshadowing what is sure to be a focal point of the incoming Trump administration.

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