CBSA officers hit with hundreds of allegations
One border services officer was accused of bragging about making clients touch themselves during private searches. Another was accused of soliciting bribes at the border. And thousands of dollars and a handful of luxury items — including a Rolex watch — went missing from a border services safe. (CBC)
Disbelief and anger as workers at Hastings racecourse led away in handcuffs
VANCOUVER - There was anger and disbelief among the shed rows at Hastings Racecourse after as many as 26 foreign workers were hauled off in handcuffs during raids on Monday by the Canada Border Services Agency. (The Province)
Four Mexican migrants arrested in Vermont after crossing illegally from Canada
SWANTON, VT. - Agents assigned to the Swanton Sector’s Tactical Communications Center (TCC) notified agents about a possible illegal border crossing near Highgate, Vermont. Agents deployed to the area with a K-9 team to track down the group of migrants, according to information obtained from Border Patrol officials.(Breitbart)
Once a person is allowed to enter Canada there’s no turning back
Canada’s biggest problem when it comes to the national security threat posed by asylum seekers may not be stopping bad guys from entering, but making them leave. (True North News)
Canadian border officials forced to check their guns at Canadian airports while US officials are fully armed
In 2006, after years of fighting the bureaucracy, frontline officers of the Canadian Border Services Agency finally got authorization to carry sidearms on duty after training and demonstrating their competence with the weapons. (True North News)
Border Patrol arrests largest single group of migrants ever from tunnels in Arizona
SAN LUIS, Az. - The largest single group of asylum seekers ever to cross into the U.S. tunnelled beneath the border wall near San Luis, Arizona, on Monday, voluntarily turning themselves into Customs and Border Protection, according to the agency. (ABC News)
US southern border closed as migrants clash with Border Patrol
SAN DIEGO - The U.S.-Mexico border at the San Ysidro Port of Entry was closed in both directions for more than five hours on Sunday after hundreds of migrants rushed the area, prompting federal authorities to launch tear gas in an apparent attempt to get the group to disperse. (San Diego Union Tribune)
First caravan related violence reported in US as rocks thrown at Border Patrol
The Border Patrol reported the first major instance of migrant caravan-related violence Saturday, saying a Honduran man threw rocks at agents to try to keep from being arrested Friday in Arizona. (Washington Times)
