Becca72 - You and others keep citing Canada's immigration policy as a "problem". Why is it a problem? I live here and do not see a problem with it. Admission to Canada is fairly stringent. You can't just walk in. Can you please state which part of the policy is a problem?

As far as I am concerned its just a red herring to deflect attention away from the immigration problems in the U.S. Seems to me that you have so many illegals, they are marching in the streets.

The 911 terrorists were not living in Canada. They were operating from the U.S.

As to allowing convicted drunks into Canada - Why? Where do you draw the line? How do we know if they are still drinking or not? As far as we are concerned, a drunk driver is in possession of a loaded weapon.

Does the U.S. allow those convicted of possession of pot into the U.S.? Not likely. How many pot smokers have killed anyone?

Get your priorities straight.