Ice Cream and Fear: Inside the journey to Canada with human traffickers

Chidi NWAGBO says that human smuggling has made a “stupid” decision that tries to constantly wear him and flee to the people in his hands.

57 years old, he lied to a human smuggling organization in New Jersey to escape the US-sweeping immigration raids, the smugglers lied about the threats of travelers to kill him on the border between New York State and Quebec.

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The Canadian-US border rights clinic, which provides legal advice to migrants, is working on its work, but faced an inevitable deportation with a country where he left 37 years ago.

Now not to watch others warn others.

Option to leave the US

NWAGBO moved to the United States from Nigeria in the late 1980s. There is a five-year-old child from two marriages.

In 2014, Columbus received a salvation award after saving a 10-year-old daughter from the fire department without drowning. Again, he could not get the US citizenship, and in 2021, according to his lawyer’s lawyer, the lawyer’s “planning error” was confident in 2021 after reaching an immigration meeting.

NWAgbo felt that US President Felt Donald Trump felt that he did not have a choice but to escape to Canada after the election victory of November last November. A friend gave him a phone number related to the WhatsApp account managed by New Jersey man smugglers.

He took Uber for a McDonald’s in Paterson, after February 1, from NJ, NJ, NJ, NJ in Paterson.

NWAGBO, which carries $ 2000 money in his pocket, said he waited for several hours.

“I was afraid. I was nervous,” he said. “I thought, ‘What were the police or ice or something?'”

Finally got a text that says a truck will take steps outside where he expects. Dunkin was taken to the donuts and moved to the back seat of a SUV with Florida plates. In the afternoon, they headed to the Canadian border. He says the visit lasted seven hours.

In a village road near the New York State Border, NWAGBO, NWAGBO, about 15 minutes before the opening point in a rural road, which is preparing to enter the group. On his phone, it was not about to download a compass application and keep reading that pointed out OK.

Would wait for someone to take on the other side.

“I knew I did a mistake when I took a few steps,” he said.

Frozen road to Canada

NWAgbo reminds me to death in the forest in the woods under a waxed crescent bear on the cold February night.

A woman from Guinea, who walked with him, finally lost his shoes in the snow and left them and continued in his socks. Two women from Haiti fought behind a man carrying a boy 11 months.

NWAGBO pushed his way with snow and brush, lost all his gloves and fingers, and it is difficult to respond to calls from smugglers trying to direct their movements.

“These people will call me and say, ‘just go on, there are only 10 minutes,’ ‘he said. “It was necessary to have a walk 30, 40 minutes.”

In one night, they renounced 911 for help, and numbing the temperature immersed in -28 c. NWAgbo was not sure where along the border, and the US was afraid of border Patrol agents.

“When I know that he was Canadian (police), he was a great relief.”

The cost of travel

The visit required a price on the NWAGBO body. Santa Close forced the amputation of pink, ring and middle finger with the top of his thumb in his left hand. He lost his middle and ring fingers in the right hand.

Quebec RCMP, a woman and children of a woman and children in the border region of February 1, said that Salaberry-de-Valleyfiel lost in the south of Salaberry-de-Valleyfiel about 30 kilometers south.

RCMP, three women of officials, a group of one person and a child of a child and a child of a child in Canada.

The group was taken to the hospital for RCMP and was treated for “different frosts”. Then they were taken into custody in the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle entrance to Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle.

According to NWAgbo, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship and Citizenship and Citizenship and Citizenship, the RCMP was one of 99 people in February.

Recent information says 329 people from 329 people to Quebec between January-April, RCMP. This number is slightly higher than 2024.

‘Can eliminate him’

NWAGBO said that he chooses to use human smugglers because he believed that he needed to go to the US customs to reach a wrong Canadian entrance port.

“There was no need to decide the right,” he said.

NWAgbo claimed a shelter in the port of Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, said he was a nation of Canadian citizens. This is one of the freedoms under a secure third country agreement (STCA) between the United States and Canada.

According to the agreement, the refugee claims must be presented in the country where people are first. For this reason, Canada turns away from the United States to the most shelter seekers who tried to enter us in land border crossings, but there are exceptions of this rule.

The shelter claim was rejected after determining that the elderly brother of CBSA officer Jolly NWAGBO, 74.

“There was no copy of his birth certificate to confirm the price,” he said, “Identify the CBC News.

CBSA officer wrote that they could not apply to Nwagbo’s brother despite the three attempts. According to the notes, in NWAgbo, Remplain, NY, NY, in the entrance port, guardianship in the entrance port.

Jolly NWAGBO, who lives in Holy Catharines, says that Ont does not receive any calls from CBSA.

“Currently, the situation is miserable,” he said.

The writer and academician say that the book of his family faces danger in Nigeria, Nigeria is soldAbout corruption in the country. If it is deported to Nigeria, he says his brother can be killed.

“Because I was my brother, he said,” he said and noted that other family members were hiding.

The family is also part of the IGBO tribe in Nigeria.

Gauri Sreenivasan, co-chairs of the Canadian Refugee Council Gauri Sreenivasan, will be delivered to the Safe Sahi areas for health.

“When the border rules are applied, we saw how serious results were applied,” said Sreenivasan.

On January 1, July, CBSA, according to the latest CBSSA, according to StCA, ordered the elimination of 620 people from the bottom of the STCA. The agency ordered January 1 to July 31 to July 645 in July 202, in the same conditions in 2024.

When deported, NWAgbo, who still waited for the word, is regret to use smugglers to come to Canada and warns others now.

“Don’t do it. This is risky.”

He says that smugglers “take care of money only. They do not care for your security.”