Canadian Citizen and U.S. Permanent Resident Detained at Border Crossing, Questioned for Hours About Voting

'Have you ever voted in US election?' 61-year-old Canadian citizen, US Green Card holder, detained at border, interrogated for 6 hours, made to sign removal order

A 61-year-old Canadian citizen who has been living in the US for 14 years as a Green Card holder was detained by border officials and interrogated for

Canadian permanent resident detained at U.S. border over alleged voting record

Floyd Brenz., Philippine Canadian Inquirer September 27, 2026 A 61-year-old Canadian citizen and U.S. permanent resident says she was detained for nearly six hours at the Canada-U.S. border after American […]

Canadian citizen and U.S. permanent resident detained at border crossing, questioned for hours about voting

Paige Adamson was on her way home from a birthday dinner in Tsawwassen, B.C., on Sept. 15 when she was stopped at the Point Roberts border crossing and questioned about voting for hours. Lawyers are raising concerns around vulnerabilities Canadians face while living in the U.S., especially over being registered to vote.

Feds using Whatcom County voting rolls to ramp up deportation efforts

A Canadian citizen living in Point Roberts as a permanent resident was detained at the U.S. border crossing into the exclave, and questioned for six hours about her voting history. Permanent residents are not legally allowed to vote, but the federal government's targeting of potential "election crimes" appears to be a recent tactic ahead of the midterms. (Finn Wendt/Cascadia Daily News)Permanent resident detained at US border for 6 hours, questi…

Canadian Citizen Detained for Hours at U.S. Border, Subjected to Intense Questioning About Voting Rights