David Cohen’s Blog: Missing the Point

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CIC News
Published: June 1, 2006

In a recent speech, Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended the need to keep Canadian borders open against calls that immigration was breeding terrorism in Canada.

As if we have a choice.

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