Man .,: Trailer Homes and Rcmp Officers

man .,: It's at the end of Roxham Road that RCMP officers greet people entering the country illegally with a smile, handcuffs at the ready, according to CBC. It's this spot, with the possible exception of the frozen fields outside Emerson, Man., that's come to symbolize the plight of those who no longer feel welcome in the U.S. but know they cannot enter Canada through the front door. Yet the country lane lined with trailer homes that dead-ends at the Quebec-New York border is an easily recognized thoroughfare for asylum seekers leaving the uncertainty of Donald Trump's America for the welcoming unknown of Canada. Hear more on this story, Saturday on CBC Radio's The House Figures provided by the Canadian government show that in the first two months of the year, the RCMP intercepted 677 asylum seekers crossing into Quebec alone, according to The Canadian Press. An RCMP officer warns a man in New York state to stop or he'll be arrested for entering Canada illegally. Including numbers in Manitoba, B.C. and Saskatchewan brings the total to 1,134, compared to 2,464 in all of 2016, the Immigration Department said. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.