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While its neighbor the United States has aggressively sought to limit the flow of immigrants and refugees under President Donald Trump's administration, Canada in November announced it will boost immigration to one million over the next three years.

The number of refugee claims made in Canada last year nearly doubled, in part because of a wave of migrant border jumpers fearing a clampdown in the United States.

Fair enough.

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Canada in November announced it will boost immigration to one million over the next three years.

The number of refugee claims made in Canada last year nearly doubled, in part because of a wave of migrant border jumpers fearing a clampdown in the United States.

President Trump should make that a provision in the upcoming NAFTA talks. We then can route all those coming from places like Haiti, El Salvador and African nation's straight to Canada. A win/win for both countries, eh?

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