Quebec Premier Francois Legault and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.<\/p>\n
Problems with unchecked mass migration is not a \u2018privilege\u2019 of the US, as Canada is also facing an invasion that is wrecking their society.<\/strong><\/p>\n Of all the Canadian Provinces, French-speaking Quebec has been the most affected, receiving more than half the migrants arriving in the country.<\/p>\n Read: Canada\u2019s Provincial Premiers Form a Rare United Front Against Justin Trudeau\u2019s \u2018Carbon Tax\u2019<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Now, Quebec Premier Francois Legault is urging Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to both \u2018stem the flow of refugees\u2019 into the province and to compensate it the costs it generates.<\/p>\n The premier claims Quebec\u2019s services are close to a \u2018breaking point\u2019 due to the rising number.<\/p>\n Read: Climate Alarmism Fail: Justin Trudeau\u2019s Signature \u2018Carbon Tax\u2019 Is Rejected by Majority of Voters, as Canadian Families Struggle Financially<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n The massive influx is overflowing schools, made the housing scarcity worse, and packed homeless shelters, Legault said in a letter to Trudeau on Wednesday.<\/p>\n Reuters<\/a> reported:<\/p>\n \u201cUnfortunately, we are close to the breaking point because of the excessive number of asylum seekers arriving in Quebec month after month,\u201d the center-right nationalist added. \u2018The situation has become unbearable\u2019.<\/p>\n Nearly 60,000 new asylum seekers were recorded in Quebec in the first 11 months of 2023 and another 65,000 are expected in 2024, Legault said. \u2018On a per capita basis, Quebec has accepted three times as many asylum seekers as the rest of Canada\u2019.\u201d<\/p>\n Read: Canadian Province of Alberta Defies Ottawa, Shields Power Companies From Trudeau\u2019s Federal \u2018Clean Electricity Regulations\u2019<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Canada targeted unofficial border crossings with the US, like the Roxham Road crossing into Quebec from New York state, that was closed.<\/p>\n But the overall number of people filing refugee claims in Canada has increased, Reuters reported.<\/p>\n \u201c\u2018The organizations that host and support asylum seekers are no longer sufficient to the task and are requesting assistance as was the case last year at the height of the Roxham Road crisis\u2019, Legault said.\u201d<\/p>\n Read: Canadian Conservative Leader Poilievre Scorches Trudeau Over His \u2018Carbon Tax\u2019 Driving the Financial Crisis \u2013 But All the Prime Minister Wants To Talk About Is Ukraine!<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Trudeau\u2019s Ultra-Liberal government is coming under pressure for its immigration policies.<\/p>\n The PM\u2019s popularity has slumped in recent months amid complaints about his failed globalist policies in the economy, environment, and of course, immigration.<\/p>\n \u201cThe predominantly French-speaking province is historically sensitive on the issue of immigration, with nationalists and separatists often pushing for measures to protect local culture and pressure immigrants and their children to learn French.<\/p>\n Canada\u2019s Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc, commenting on Legault\u2019s letter, said Ottawa was committed to working with the Quebec government \u2018to find solutions to the challenges posed by the significant number of asylum seekers. We are taking the most recent financial request from the Quebec government very seriously\u2019, LeBlanc said in a statement.\u201d<\/p>\n Read: Canadian Oil Companies Delay Emission Cuts, Eyeing Looming PM Trudeau Defeat in 2025 Elections<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n CBC<\/a> reported:<\/p>\n \u201cThe closure of the unofficial Roxham Road crossing point south of Montreal in 2023 \u2018momentarily\u2019 slowed the flow, [Legault] said.<\/p>\n \u2018However, the arrivals have continued to increase at airports. The number of people arriving on a visitor visa and applying for asylum is also increasing significantly\u2019.<\/p>\n [\u2026] \u201cAsylum seekers have trouble finding a place to live, which contributes to accentuating the housing crisis,\u201d the letter said. \u2018Many end up in homeless shelters, which are overflowing\u2019.\u201d<\/p>\n Read: Trudeau\u2019s Canada: Tampons Now Available in Men\u2019s Bathrooms at Parliament<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Asylum seekers waiting for work permits receive financial assistance from Quebec, at a cost of $33 million for some 43,200 asylum seekers.<\/p>\n Legault wants Ottawa to reimburse Quebec the $470 million it spent on taking in asylum seekers in 2021 and 2022.<\/p>\n \u201c<\/em>\u2018Quebec is no longer in a position to welcome a disproportionate share of the asylum seekers entering Canada\u2019, he wrote in conclusion. \u2018This is an urgent matter of the utmost importance\u2019.\u201d<\/p>\n Read more:<\/strong><\/p>\n Canadian PM Trudeau Is \u2018Afraid\u2019 That Second Trump Term Will Bring an End to Globalist Climate Policies<\/a><\/p>\n\n The post Quebec Premier Legault Demands Canadian PM Justin Trudeau \u2018Stem the Flow of Refugees\u2019, Says Provinces Services Are \u2018at a Breaking Point\u2019<\/a> appeared first on The Gateway Pundit<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Quebec Premier Francois Legault and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. 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