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U.S. treatment of domestic violence refugees should compel Canada to revisit asylum treaty, critics say

Summary by The Globe & Mail
Safe Third Country Agreement prohibits most asylum seekers who pass through the U.S. from claiming asylum in Canada, and vice versa

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U.S. treatment of domestic violence refugees should compel Canada to revisit asylum treaty, critics say

Safe Third Country Agreement prohibits most asylum seekers who pass through the U.S. from claiming asylum in Canada, and vice versa

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Canada on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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