Biden and Trudeau discuss China, Haiti, and migration in upcoming meeting.
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President Biden and Prime Minister Trudeau met in Ottawa to discuss joint efforts to confront the alliance between Russia and China, tighten the U.S.-Canada border, combat climate change, and stabilize Haiti. The two leaders also announced an agreement to let each country turn away asylum seekers who reach their border at unofficial crossings, in exchange for Canada creating a pathway for 15,000 refugees to legally enter the country. The successful conclusion of the immigration deal ensured that the two leaders had a high-profile agreement to announce during their summit.
- China, Haiti and migration top agenda for Biden-Trudeau meeting The Washington Post
- U.S. and Canada expected to make new deal to keep out asylum seekers NBC News
- U.S. and Canada Reach an Agreement on Diverting Asylum Seekers The New York Times
- Opinion: The U.S.-Canada deal maintains our tradition of dodging our responsibilities to refugees on our borders The Globe and Mail
- Biden to hold meetings with Trudeau and address Canadian Parliament NBC News
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