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.”
Donald Trump recently started fixating on the line separating the United States and Canada. It’s worth asking why.
Military might, economic force, tearing up two centuries of treaties — it will take more than a pencil and eraser to redraw ...
WASHINGTON, DC – Migrant crossings from Canada into the United States have declined to their lowest level since 2022, while ...
The number of migrants apprehended by the U.S. Border Patrol after entering the United States from Canada dropped to the ...
Almost five years to the day since COVID shut down the US-Canadian border, Tamra Hansen stands inside her café in Point ...
Canadians and Republicans alike are confounded as President Donald Trump increasingly links a trade war to his push to annex America's northern neighbor.
Canada has resumed imports from the biggest U.S. pork-processing plant, a Smithfield Foods facility in Tar Heel, North ...
Immigration attorneys tell Newsweek that new immigration requirements represent a three-decade "shift in policy." ...
The Trump administration’s tariffs on Canada this week and threats of annexation have strained the U.S.-Canada partnership, ...
Top diplomats from the world’s industrial democracies gathered with an extraordinary question looming: How to respond to the ...
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