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$115 Million In Hotels For Illegals In Niagara Falls · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  You know, in hindsight, it seems that perhaps electing a part time drama
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  teacher slash snowboard instructor to be the leader of Canada was a bad idea.
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  And here's yet another example of why from the post millennial Canadians pay out one
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  hundred and fifteen million to house illegal immigrants in Niagara Falls hotels. Data from
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  the report disclosed that between February twenty twenty three and February twenty twenty four,
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  the tourist city accommodated nearly five thousand asylum seekers at the cost of two hundred
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  and eight dollars per day for each individual. So we've had thousands of people
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  illegally entering the country and Conservative leader Pierre Polyeff has called on Trudeau to close
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  Roxham Road. And what is Roxham Road? Well, that's what the CBC
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  calls an irregular border crossing. And by irregular they mean it's not a border
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  crossing, it's people entering the country illegally. And why are they going through
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  there? Well, asylum seekers are barred from entering Canada at official border points
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  under the Safe Third Country Agreement, so you're not supposed to be just going
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  through lots of different countries trying to get to the country with the best social
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  programs. Basically, the agreement states that asylum seekers who enter the US or
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  Canada must make their claims in the first country they arrive in. But the
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  treaty has a loophole big enough to walk through. It doesn't cover unofficial points
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  of entry like Roxham Road. So maybe you could just say no, you
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  can't come in. But of course that wouldn't be Trudeau. He's so compassionate,
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  you know, compassionate on the behalf of all Canadians, although he doesn't
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  actually seem to have any compassion for actual Canadians, but you know whatever.
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  A report from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada shows that the annual cost to
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  provide living a commondations to so called asylum seekers amounts to approximately one hundred and
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  fifteen million per true North and the majority of these refugee climates are from Venezuela,
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  Kenya, Nigeria, Colombia and Turkey. And if you're walking into Canada,
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  I'm sorry, we're not the first safe country you've come to. And
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  if we have to put people in hotels at a cost of one hundred and
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  fifteen million, well, that says something else too. Maybe it says that
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  we just simply don't have any more room as compassionate as Justin Trudeau is.
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  Let's take a look at immigration to Canada since two thousand. Well, here
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  in twenty twenty one, twenty two, it's shot up more than double from
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  the year before. Again, the same thing with twenty twenty two, twenty
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  twenty three, and there's no plans to reduce that this year or next year.
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  How About from January first to August thirty first, twenty twenty three,
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  six hundred and ninety two thousand, almost seven hundred thousand temporary work permits were
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  issued in Canada for temporary foreign workers. They have to live somewhere. How
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  About over one million international students in twenty twenty three, and that was an
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  increase of twenty nine percent over the previous year. Guess what, They all
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  have to live somewhere. So with that in mind, I mean, you'd
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  almost think that a competent government might have foreseen some of this. They might
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  have foreseen that they'd have to put illegal immigrants that they're calling asylum seekers in
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  hotels for one hundred and fifteen million dollars in a year. Oh, that
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  reminds me maybe we should take a look at Canada's government debt. Let's see,
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  Trudeau got in in twenty fifteen, it was six hundred and twenty eight
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  billion. Now as of twenty twenty three, it's one point one point seven
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  trillion, And as you can see, it went up steadily from twenty fifteen
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  for when Trudeau got into office and to the point now where it's completely out
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  of control. But hey, when you've got a country of forty million people
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  that owes over a trillion dollars, what's another one hundred and fifteen million or
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  so? I imagine that's the way that Trudeau sees it. So really,
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  what this country really needs, and we're not going to get it until the
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  next election, But what this country really needs is an adult who's going to
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  say, I'm sorry, Canada is full, we don't have any more room,
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  we don't have any place to put you, and besides that, we're
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  broke. Anyway. That's all I got to say about that. Please like,
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  share and subscribe. Sharing really helps me out. I thank you for
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  that. I will see you next time.