2 Designated Consumer Family Now is a lawyer who calls ‘black pit’ of snowfall
In July, Maxen, a Haiti man who lived in Hamilton went to the Canadian Commission in Quebec when they arranged for their two sisters from Miami, but the reunition did not happen.
His sisters, fled from Haiti last year, hoped to stay in the US, but when President Donald Trump completed the Cuban, Nicaragua, and Haiti, they decided to come to Canada. Having a relative here means they can apply for a shelter.
They arrived at the border after two-day bus trip, but his younger sister, who was accompanied by her husband and three-year-olds, eight, and Maxen arrived.
He soon learned that he would be rejected by Canadian Border Agents because of his or her own papers, suspecting that it was due to the additional name in his documents.
Five family is taken to the country of land and culture (ICE) to be arrested in Texas in the south, where it has been. Maxen said they were held on two different cells and were taken to hospital at least twice. The latest case said that the families at Dilley in Edilley, Texas, including children, Deal with the lack of clean water and insufficient medical care.
CBC news does not announce the final words of his family because they were afraid of risking their migration or led to the reinforcement of Haiti when he was deported. His older sister, who said concrete in Canada, does not want to be identified.
Family lawyers told Maxen’s case part of a negative impact on Canada, and they are trapped in the amendment of American arrest where they can easily access legal advice.
The Canada Border Services agency claims to register more than 3,000 money to shelter when you fall in July 2025, compared to 600 in the previous July.
Canada did not use defenses, said attorney
“It is almost convinced that anyone who turns into the US will … transferred to the ice,” said Heather and Feld, Refugee-based lawyer
A 2023 Canada Supreme Court The decision is called to the border agents to look at the so-called “safety valves” to protect people from being returned to dangerous situations, but you have FELD never seen working.
The agents should also discuss relatives to clarify the inconsistency of the paperwork, but you have a Feld says it is not possible, and if it can do very well.
“On the other hand, we do what the US do on the other hand, we do not use defenses to ensure that we do not send vulnerable people to arrest and expelled,” he said.
Han’nian, who was working on migration of people and a refugee lawyer, They represent a Cuban man Trying to join his wife in Quebec this summer. He was hurled into a monthly arrest, that the Canadian justice department was using his scroll and contemplated it and later allowed by the opposition.
Mark said the experiences seemed how much to have changed in the south of the border and How hard is it to want people to be blessed Canada.
“What we do is urging people back to throw them into this dark hole when the law is not in solid ground,” he said that while his client was lucky, he was spreading contact.
“I don’t know how to wander about the most unpredictable program.”
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The family is divided into Texas arrest center
Maxen says her sister and her family have had health problems when they were arrested.
Paulna has established high blood pressure and a number of energy. The old son in the case, 12, has been naming the night’s nose.
Maxen only hears from Paulna when he can call the Florida relatives that put him on the speaker. You often stop or Maxen to say certain things because they are told by Calls.
Paulna and children are in a separate cell than her husband, Edody, Maxen said they often fellowship when they ate.
“Whenever we talked to them, children or husband or sister, are usually taken to hospital,” said Maxen, a higher health worker. “We don’t even know why.”
CBC news has reached the ice to comment, but they did not hear back by publication.
It lasts for a long time in the opinion of one
Saba and Abdul Rqeeb came to Pakistan from Pakistan with their friend, disaster, in Jani. 14
They arrived at the business and tourism visa and hope they will live, but when Trump managers make their immigration policies, they decide to try to believe in Canada.
The family tried to fall into Canada on July 13 in the peace port in the Enveland harbor between Buffalo and Ninagara Falls, Okt. They planned to meet Abdul’s uncle on his father’s side by the end, and apply for refugee status.
Saba said the Canadian Border agents told them that they needed many scriptures that testified. The next he knew, were conducted at the nearby CBP offices in Buffalo.
The CBP website says that “trying not to hold people in a cell for more than 72 hours,” but it has reported a long time as the immigration of the US is common.
Saba said they were held in silence of CBP for 11 days. At that time, he says that he struggled to find his son eating and milk with his Son.
“I’ve been asking them, ‘At least I gave me one bottle of milk my son,'” Saba said. “They said, ‘This is not a kitchen or a restaurant.’ “
On July 31, he fears his son and his son, but the CBP transferred Abdul in the snow. The experience was so abusive and said Abdul was taken and taken to hospital in Buffalo where he was treated before being brought to the snow center in Batavia, NY where he lived. He still became his son and his son abode in Vive, shelter in Buffalo.
Saba says that since he is arrested, her husband lost 65 pounds and was diagnosed with diabetes. He also said Abdul, who was attacked by a heart disease in Pakistan, was rejected his five days while he was in a snow custody.
Johannes Huluf, who conducts Vive Shelter Legal Services, trying to find CBSA to hear their charges again, but you are able to find out of their first interview.
Hiluf says CBSA seems to be very difficult for the border shelter than before Trump is renamed.
“They want proof that it is difficult to satisfy,” he said.
The Canadian character Jasmine Money tells CBC news with his 11 free snow problems after trying to get into the US to renew his work visa. Money describes what he sees as disgusting, ‘said the cell of his arrest:’ This place will break you. ‘
Some prefer to take out
In a statement sent by email, said CBSA spokesman Luke Reimer said officials look at all relevant information, including the complainant and written evidence. He also said that if the complainant could not understand or fully contact in English or French, the agency will provide an interpreter.
Reimer noted that under the migration of Canadian migrants and the law of defense of refugees, “no formal right to apply in proper determination.” Although people can want legal reviews in the Organization Court, it does not prevent them from removal.
The US CBP said in a statement of people turning away from Canada “returned to the condition they had earlier,” said they can be removed.
In time of the recent Abdul immigration at the end of August he chose to take Pakistan – what is expected to happen.
Saba said he felt like his husband was pressured in humility because he was mistreated when he was taken away from the snow, and he accepted his or her medicines for half an hour after that party.
He says he tells him, “It is better to die for our country rather than die in custody.”
