Hello fellow members of ATS,
Well I have stumbled upon a rather interesting article written in the Toronto Sun no less. The article is in regards to a new UN legislation which
attempts to address the social issue of massive migration.
Canada, it seems, is one of a number of countries who are supporting this legislation. In fact, according to the article, Justin Trudeau supports it
very much (no surprises there). What strikes me as interesting about this, is that unlike many other important issues in this country, I didn't hear
anything about it until now. Why the lack of coverage on this ?
Did you happen to hear about any votes we had to be a part of this legislation ? I suppose it's our duty as a member nation right ?
Let's move on, so the simplified version of this soon to pass legislation is that Europe has done its share. It is now time for other member nations
to do their part and tackle the problem by sharing the weight amongst ourselves. Is it coincidental timing or what ?
Back to the article itself, it does have some bias given the writer is not a fan of Trudeau, and appears to be leaning towards the conservative party.
Oh did I also forget to mention Hillary is also mentioned in the same stroke as Harper ? (Former Canadian Prime Minister)
That aside however, what do you guys think about this? Will this become the next big issue in regards to the "caravan" at the United States southern
border ?
This has certainly given me pause to think about what might come next. I'd like to hear what you all think, here is the link for the article, please
discuss.
torontosun.com...
Here is a second article with more details, and a direct quote from Ms.Maria Espinosa, president of the UN general assembly.
"We have seen lately unusual migration flows that need to be tackled and addressed multilaterally. And the response is precisely the Global
Compact.”
news.un.org...
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