Speaking of immigration, yesterday the Trump Effect landed on Canada. You;re welcome, Canadians! Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced —on Twitter— a surprising change to our northern neighbor’s immigration policies. In short, Canada will soon close immigration. Not just a little. For the next three years — most of President Trump’s term. And long enough to finish the mass deportation program. In his teaser video (there’s a longer YouTube version),
the smug Fidel-Castro-lookalike explained that, regretfully, there’s just been too much immigration lately, and Canada is all stocked up at the moment and can’t accept new orders. Trudeau justified the change just by tossing a few statistics around; global humanitarianism is now, officially, dead. Or at least it can’t get its application approved.
https://x.com/JustinTrudeau/status/1858207167486070945
Taking Trudeau at his word, he just announced a shocking new anti-human principle that it’s moral and virtuous to close the borders whenever you decide immigration is getting out of hand. That principle would shock US captive media and the Democrats, who are still following the old orders that immigration is a sacrosanct obligation, and no one should be turned away if they can come up with any reason to stay, such as if back in the home country, everybody is eating the cats and the dogs.
Maybe whatever Trump is planning will make closing Canada look tame by comparison, and Trudeau enjoys a window of political opportunity to stem the tide without much blowback.
Or, more likely, Trudeau is worrying that Trump will ship all our illegals up to virtuous, humanitarian Canada. I mean, these people have to go somewhere.
Either way, Canada’s about-face is tangible progress. Behold the transformative power of the Trump Effect. The Trump Effect even works on Trudeau’s brain, which modern science had long ago given up as a lost cause. So.
Jeff Childers