Since the re-negotiated Safe Third Country Agreement with the United States came into effect on March 25, refugee advocates have been warning that things will get more complicated and potentially dangerous for asylum seekers entering Canada. Advocates say some of those fears are already coming true. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports.
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