President Joe Biden’s deputies have drafted a deal with Canada’s Justin Trudeau that allows both countries to quickly return economic migrants who cross the U.S.-Canada border.
The deal allows the pro-migration leaders of both countries to loudly declare they are curbing and managing chaotic illegal migration — even as they quietly pull millions of poor foreign migrants into their societies and economies.
The cross-border deal is likely to suppress the growing illegal flow of Indian migrants into the United States, and the growing flow of Haitians into Canada.
However, the deal includes loopholes that can be expended or reduced by mid-level officials, usually without any media coverage. For example, Canada agreed to take 15,000 migrants a year from the United States, on top of its massive legal inflow that has flatlined wages and spiked housing costs across the nation.
In 2022, Canada imported one million migrants into a nation of 38 million people. The nation-changing…
