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This week, MP Sameer Zuberi took time to question Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) VP Aaron McCrorie at a House Immigration Committee hearing regarding IDF soldiers trying to enter into Canada. Zuberi asked McCrorie a series of questions regarding the process of screening those who have served in the... show more

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76,104 views • 6 months ago

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