Trump justifies trade war with Canada by citing fentanyl smuggling – but nearly all comes from Mexico
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump has justified tariffs on Canadian imports in part as a way to force Canada to crack down on smuggling and tighten security at the vast border. The neighbor to the north, he said, must “stop this invasion of our country” with “drugs and illegal aliens.”
'Feels like a betrayal': What Windsor is saying about US-Canada trade war, Trump
Korva herself didn’t want to talk politics with a Free Press reporter who had come to Windsor to gauge the mood in the city, but her comments shared one of the sentiments that was heard throughout the day: that people in the Windsor and Detroit areas are close, like family. Consternation at recent events was another.
Passenger vehicle traffic across the Detroit and Port Huron border crossings dropped significantly in February, according to data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
This is Part 3 in the Windsor Star’s contribution to Postmedia’s national series “How Canada Wins.” Over five weeks we’ll ...
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