There's a worrying situation that we don't hear enough about, unfortunately, and that I've been trying to raise for some time. You're probably aware of it.
Two weeks from now, there will be a very important election south of the Canadian border, in the United States. Right now, the candidates are neck and neck in the polls. One of the U.S. presidential candidates said that, if he took power, he would deport—that's the term he used—millions of people. The figure of 10 million people is often mentioned. Whether it's feasible or not, what's unfortunate is that he said it and that people feel targeted by it.
Are you prepared for the consequences of the victory of this candidate, whom I don't need to name?
As we know, there has been a massive influx of asylum seekers in recent years here in Canada. From what we're hearing from various organizations working on both sides of the border, if this person wins the election, the very next day there could be hundreds of thousands of people seeking protection and heading for the most developed country possible. Between you and me, that country is likely to be Canada.
Are you prepared for that?