Canada Prepares for Potential Surge of Migrants Following Trump's Election

Canadian authorities are on high alert as they anticipate increased migration from the U.S. due to Trump's proposed mass deportations.

Canadian police and government officials are preparing for a possible influx of asylum-seekers fleeing the U.S. after Donald Trump's election victory.
Trump's promise of the largest deportation in U.S. history has prompted fears of increased illegal and irregular migration into Canada.
Canada's immigration system is already stretched with record numbers of refugee claims, with over 250,000 pending cases.
Authorities have increased border surveillance and are ready to deploy more resources, including officers and technology, to manage the situation.
The Canadian government has reassured the public that it has a plan to handle potential increases in migrant arrivals, though details remain undisclosed.