I think she's closer to correct. And - she is right. This must be confronted.
btw: the "Code Pink" issue is because the woman in question was sentenced criminally (in Canada the same charge is civil-and would not impede border crossing) - and Canada arbitrarily decided to enforce the "no one with criminal charges can cross the border" rule. Enforcement of that rule is optional. At this point from this side it's being investigated - as is the practise of sharing law information between Canada and the US. (source: As It Happens / CBC - last week)
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Date: 2007-10-15 03:58 pm (UTC)And - she is right. This must be confronted.
btw: the "Code Pink" issue is because the woman in question was sentenced criminally (in Canada the same charge is civil-and would not impede border crossing) - and Canada arbitrarily decided to enforce the "no one with criminal charges can cross the border" rule. Enforcement of that rule is optional. At this point from this side it's being investigated - as is the practise of sharing law information between Canada and the US.
(source: As It Happens / CBC - last week)