'A cat-and-mouse game of epic proportions': What Trump's mass deportations and immigration enforcement mean to Canada

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : The executive actions and proclamations that Trump has made this week appear to be more comprehensive and carefully crafted, covering changes in detention to removal, refugee settlement, asylum processing and even citizenship as a birthright.
51% : CNN has reported that the new executive actions were written "carefully and deliberately" to try to withstand expected legal challenges, a lesson that Trump learned from his previous term when his then hastily published orders were challenged in court, with some success.
42% : She was referring to Trudeau's snipe at Trump, when he posted on social media at the time that "Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith.
23% : Despite the expanded asylum ban and Ottawa's new border surveillance and enforcement effort to appease Trump -- who has threatened crippling tariffs -- desperate migrants won't be deterred because they are not going to return to the Global South, said immigration lawyer Chantal Desloges.

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