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© 2018 AFPCanada apologizes for turning away Jews fleeing Nazi Germany
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PTownsend
One of so many ugly incidents resulting from anti-immigrant, culturist, racist actions. The US was also responsible for this, as well as other hideous cases at that time. As were so many European nations. Thank you Prime Minister for the reminder.
The US, a nation made up primarily of immigrants, needs to develop measures to more effectively deal with the immigrant crises. As do all other nations.
A start would be for all states that have sent their military forces to other nations to bring their troops back home. Let sovereign nations decide what to do with their own resources. End all forms of colonialism.
CrazyJoe
A heartfelt sincere apology for misdeed should always be welcome.
To apologize is to show that the people of Canada and their elected government have evolved beyond this tragic xenophobia, and can show other countries (hint, hint) that there are better ways to treat refugees. And to remind other countries (hint, hint) that sending back refugees who are fleeing conflict, crime, poverty and starvation will lead to many needless deaths for which those countries are forever responsible.
Toasted Heretic
Sign of a true leader. A pity more can't apologise for their country's shameful actions in the past.
Oh, right. They'll be sneered at, of course.
Mahesvara-of-Japan
What is past is past but as always, forgive but don't forget.
Therefore, a sincere apology should always be welcomed!