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Chris Landry, a Canadian national and green card holder living in New Hampshire, was denied entry back into the United States after a family vacation and had his green card revoked. He was detained for questioning at a Maine border crossing, where he was informed of decades-old misdemeanor convictions. Landry, who had previously supported President Trump, now feels differently, blaming the current administration’s policies for the sudden change in his legal status after having lived in the country since he was a toddler. U.S. Customs and Border Protection defended their decision, stating that possessing a green card is a privilege, not a right. He is currently staying in Canada and hopes to be allowed back into the U.S. to live with his children.
On Friday, the South Korean military reported that an unidentified North Korean man had crossed the heavily fortified land border and was taken into custody. The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff stated the individual was identified and guided out of the Demilitarized Zone. Authorities plan to investigate the incident, though it is unclear if it is a defection attempt. Border tensions have recently been heightened, with instances of North Korean troops crossing the border, and the South notifying the UN Command of the situation.
Unlawful border crossings have dropped for the 5th straight month, reaching the lowest level since September 2020. This news should come as a relief to those who have been concerned about the issue of illegal immigration. The fact that the number of crossings has decreased shows that progress is being made in addressing this issue. It is essential to bolster the ability to screen and process immigration legally to strengthen our position to deny unlawful entry, as these two goals go hand in hand.
Despite the positive trend of decreasing unlawful border crossings, there are still individuals who continue to perpetuate fear and misinformation about the situation.… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker