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Critics argue Canada’s policies push asylum seekers to face US deportation

21 Haziran 2026The Guardian

Critics argue that Canada's Safe Third Country Agreement is compelling asylum seekers to enter the United States, where they face potential deportation. The case of Carlos and Antonia, who fled gang violence in Honduras, highlights the perilous journey many undertake in search of safety.
Their experience underscores the dangers faced by immigrants traveling through Central America to reach the US.
The Safe Third Country Agreement, implemented in 2004, requires asylum seekers to claim refugee status in the first safe country they arrive in. This has led many to believe that Canada is outsourcing its immigration challenges to the US, which has faced criticism for its treatment of asylum seekers and immigrants.
The Safe Third Country Agreement has been a contentious policy, as it effectively redirects vulnerable individuals into a system where they may encounter even greater risks. The reliance on the United States as a safe haven is increasingly questioned, particularly given the current political climate and immigration…

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