The reason I'm raising the issue—and I know there are legal technicalities involved—is that, to my understanding, the United States honours the well-recognized international protocols dealing with refugee claimants. I guess a lot of people in Canada are a little bit taken aback that people would come from other countries, land in the United States, come to our border, and then claim refugee status at our border when the United States has fully honoured the international protocols on dealing with refugee claims.
How does our border agency deal with those issues today?