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Canadian Snowbird Associationedmontonjournal
•US Politics
US Politics
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Some Canadian snowbirds are waving bye-bye for the foreseeable future.
The Alien Registration Requirement executes an executive order from President Donald Trump , entitled Protecting the American People Against Invasion .
Border crossings to the south are already down by 10 per cent year over year, realtor.com has reported.
The Canadian Snowbird Association is actively working “with members of Congress and the Trump administration to rescind this requirement for Canadian citizens.
I can’t believe what I am seeing daily here as our democracy unravels before my eyes,” Trapp said. Alberta resident Dave Santi said he has American friends in Arizona who are saddened by the current direction of Trump . “Many voted for him as they felt someone need to shake the Washington tree on many issues. They didn’t vote to cut the tree down,” Santi said. - Many Canadians rejigging travel plans as trade war drags on - Alberta government launches campaign to get consumers to buy local during 'critical time'.
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