The escape of the US deportations tried to enter Canada after seeking asylum seekers

The rainbow bridge, which passes the Niagara River between the United States and Canada, has been a symbol of peace that unites the two countries for decades.

However, Araceli, a Salvador Migrant and his family, represented an obstacle to a bridge visible.

Along with his partner and his two daughters, four and 14, and the family first tried to cross the bridge on March 17.

They came with a suitcase and documents that they soon met with their brothers in the Canadian land of Araceli and fled from the mass deportations of US President Donald Trump.

But the plan failed. Not only once, twice.

A third attempt succeeded, immigration specialists and official statistics are not only the homeland of asylum seekers on the border, but also the immigration policy of the President Trump’s immigration policy.

Araceli and his family, for more than a decade, the United States lived in the United States – only the young girl born in New Jersey has a US passport.

In the United States, Araceli fell a life for himself and tried to launch the process of refuge, but failed.

“They were charged with money and said I would get a work permit. I paid for a lawyer, but they did not answer or not confirmed,” he said.

There are 12 sisters in Araceli, and like him, several left Salvador, they grew up due to security concerns in the village public. Two of them were able to start from scratch in Canada.

After the introduction of the President Trump, he spreads to the mass raids and deportations, Araceli began to fear the security of his family and the safety of his family.

However, both Canada and the United States, the “Safe Third Country Agreement”, as a “Safe Third Country Agreement” such as a shelter in a country, is not given asylum in another. The agreement says asylum seekers should apply in the first country where the lands of lands are for asylum.

There are exceptions. One of them can prove that the asylum seeker from the United States will prove that there are close relatives in Canada, which meets certain requirements, began to restart the country and restart the refugee claims.

Thus, Araceli and his family said they were saying goodbye to the two people built in the United States to join the two brothers in Canada.

After crossing the rainbow bridge, they came to the point of checking the shelter. He said that all the original documents that prove their relationship with his brother.

“Everything, even took a backpack, and we stayed with nothing”

Questions answered all night in the waiting room, sometimes answering questions and find a problem in an agent application.

“They found a small detail: (childbirth) I had only one surname of my father, and my father was on my brother.”

Although the document explained that such inacits are distributed in El Salvador, the agent rejected that they entered Canada.

The family returned, resigned and understood, faced with the greatest fear: left and deported.

At the point of control of the United States, they were put in a room without window.

“Our four of us spent 14 days in this cell,” said Arakeli, clarifying that they could go out to use the bathroom, but allowed beyond.

Brother, Heather Neufeld, reached an organization working with migrants that helped to hire a lawyer.

When preparing their documents and no explanation, the family was given a second chance.

“The two agents came to the cell and said, ‘Congratulations, you are going to Canada,’ he said,” said Araceli.

But hopes were short-term.

“We were very generous who welcomed you here,” he said, after his family applied for a second time in Canada. “The United States will see what you do.”

A spokesman, especially referring to the Privacy Law of the country, refused to comment on Araceli’s work.

One thing is to make sure – Araceli’s families are looking for exceptions to come to Canada.

Although the number of people trying to pass through the United States from the United States, the number of people in the United States has decreased, although shelter seekers entered Canada from the United States.

According to official figures of the United States Government, 13,547 congestion on the entire northern border in March 2025, a number of 70% decreased in the first quarter of 2024.

On the contrary, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA), the number of migrants in Canada and the number of migrants returned to the United States this year has increased.

In April this year, including 359 people, including adults and children, in April 2024, in April 2024, in April 202, can be inaccessible in Canada.

Ms. Neufeld thinks that the “hard” border policy on the side of the Canadian has an increase in the increase in “harsh” border policy. In December 2024, Canada announced the investment of C $ 1.3 billion ($ 950 million; £ 705 million) to “strengthen border security and strengthen the immigration system.”

The action was mainly seen as an attempt to destroy Trump, based on the widespread tariffs against Canada by blaming the country to the United States for illegal immigration.

In February, in a beer war, the Canadian government announced that this program would expand this program.

In 2025-2027, CBSA also remained faithful to the increase of 16,000 to 20,000 to 20,000 to 20,000 to 20,000 to 202-2027.

Again, a spokesman for the CBSA told Mundo that they did not change how they did what they did: “We did not change in politics or processes.”

The introduction to Canada for the second time, Araceli and his family, the people who intimidated them were to cross the United States.

“At today and age, this is not just sent to the United States. There is immediate arrest and deportation,” said MS Neufeld.

The problem was that this second visit to Canada was considered a reconsideration of the case, the family has a world based on the rules of this country.

Ms. Neufeld said Canadian border agents were doing wrong.

“They did not behave in the past as with other clients or they did not agree to meet with the brother when they normally do,” he said.

According to Mrs. Neufeld, the family did not return to Canada with its will, but the US government told them that the second attempt should not be officially revised.

You will need a Canadian Court to intervene in the Araceli to get a third opportunity to cross the border and make a shelter claim.

When he returned to America, the partner was sent to an immigration and customs execution (ice) control center, Araceli, the ankle monitor was made to wear the monitor and went to the migrant shelter.

“They came to say that they gave us three minutes to say that they would be taken to the center of arrest, because Aracheli was broken.

A week later, after the complex talks between the lawyers, a Canadian Federal Court agreed to allow the family to re-evaluate the border.

On May 5, Araceli passed the bridge seven weeks after the first attempt. This time he had a lawyer with him.

After 12 hours, a border agent opened the doors and said, “Welcome to Canada and good luck to your new life.”

“I felt great joy, not described,” said Araceli, Canada told CBC in May: “My daughters gave me so much.”

However, as this partner is two more weeks in the United States, it was captured in the ongoing trial, this was the thinking. He hired a lawyer to take the family lawyer.

“They managed to host the pledge, and this is not allowed to be allowed. The whole family had to make a great effort; they had to sell things that could pay for it,” he said, “said MS Neufeld.

According to him, this family recently reflects the changes in the northern border.

“There are more parties, but we cannot know where they are or what situation they are encountered. Most people have no power to be respected.”