 Canadians with mental illnesses denied U.S. entry More than a dozen Canadians have told the Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office in Toronto within the past year that they were blocked from entering the United States after their records of mental illness were shared with the U.S. Department of Homeland SecCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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and it is subject to US regulations.
Stop whining about the obvious.
Suicidal people have a nasty tendency to not want to die alone - as we saw in Carson City this week when a suicidal man killed himself after killing three strangers as well. Meaning that we have enough nutbags of our own without letting them in from other countries as well.
There's no word on if the Americans will take further steps to keep the Loonies out.
In proper context, that picture is about the Russians trying to keep the East Germans .
Crossing the border is a priveledge, not a right,
and it is subject to US regulations.
Stop whining about the obvious.
Privacy is a right, and having confidential police *notes*, (not court proceedings or convictions) shared with the intelligence service of another nation is a violation of that privacy.
Crossing the border is a priveledge, not a right,
and it is subject to US regulations.
Stop whining about the obvious.
Depends who you are. For some of us it is a right.
In proper context, that picture is about the Russians trying to keep the East Germans .
True, but it's hard to find pictures of American tanks on a border.