Canada could be “overwhelmed” by the illegal thanks to Trump, the teacher warns

A Canadian professor warned that illegal immigration And drug smuggling could increase in Canada thanks to the strict border application of the Trump administration.

Kelly Sundberg of Mount Royal University spoke in “60 minutes of extra time” on Sunday night about a “tsunami” of illegal immigrants that can be expected to cross the United States towards Canada for fear of being arrested or deported.

“I hope to be wrong, but it seems that we are going to feel overwhelmed by the illegal immigrants fleeing from the US authorities who come to our country, and they could very well be bringing weapons and drugs with them,” said Sundberg.

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The Canadian professor Kelly Sundberg discussed illegal immigration in “60 minutes of extra time.” (CBS screen capture)

Sindberg cited the president Donald TrumpThe movement to send thousands of “criminal illegal foreigners” to Guantanamo Bay as an important factor to encourage migration to Canada, exacerbating concerns about fentanyl traffic.

Otherwise, during the segment, an anonymous member of the Mexican poster revealed that he has seen more migrants with the hope of being smuggled through the United States instead of in the United States compared to the Trump administration.

“Most of them are Venezuelans,” said the cartel member. “These people are afraid of being deported to their countries. Normally before, we didn’t see so much, maybe every 30 people we cross, three or four would appear. Now, maybe every 10 that we cross, five go up to Canada.”

The Canadian border received more attention last month after a report was discovered Canadian traffickers supposedly advertising What seemed like a human quincos operation to sneak illegal immigrants to the United States through the northern border.

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Sundberg warned about a “tsunami” of illegal immigrants who could cross Canada. (Photo by Lars Hagberg/AFP through Getty Images)

Trump has also criticized the Canada border, accusing the country of not properly securing its border to avoid an influx of fentanyl in the United States in response, promulgated 25% tariffs In the steel and aluminum of Canada and has threatened additional tariffs on all Canadian products on April 2.

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In February, Trump’s first full month of his second term, illegal border crossings fell to a low record Number of 8,326 apprehensions of illegal immigrants by customs and border patrol of the United States (CBP). This marked a 96% drop in the highest numbers reported by the Biden administration in December 2023 with 301,981 meetings on the southern border.