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Ratify Jay Treaty to lessen border hassles for Indigenous peoples

While the U.S. allows Indigenous peoples from Canada to freely cross south, Canada doesn’t do the same for those from the U.S. crossing north. This has caused unnecessary delays and problems at the border.

Opinion
BY ABELARDO GóMEZ, MICHAEL O’SHEA, JASON COPPAWAY
September 24, 2018

Opinion | BY ABELARDO GóMEZ, MICHAEL O’SHEA, JASON COPPAWAY | September 24, 2018

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