32,000 Foreign Fugitives Roaming Free in Canada?!

Canada’s border crisis is worsening as reports reveal 32,000 foreign fugitives are freely roaming the country — a 14% increase since 2023. The hosts highlight how CBSA’s mismanagement and failing infrastructure—broken CCTV cameras, missing firearms and evidence, and poor record-keeping—have left the border effectively unsecured. Despite Ottawa’s promise to hire 10,000 new border agents, critics argue that without proper training and functioning systems, the move is mere optics. One audit even found that 25% of seized contraband and cash has gone missing, prompting comparisons to a “wild west” at Canada’s front lines.

The discussion underscores that these fugitives aren’t ordinary migrants but convicted criminals with deportation orders, underscoring a growing national-security and public-safety risk. The hosts blast the Liberal government for prioritizing press conferences over enforcement, contrasting it with provinces like Alberta that have deployed local police to fill federal gaps. They link the issue to the rising fentanyl crisis, noting that while Ottawa blames Asian suppliers, record domestic drug-lab busts show the problem is homegrown and largely unmonitored.

They argue that Canada’s border failures reflect deeper institutional rot—from corruption within CBSA to chronic Liberal mismanagement. Adding more staff without retraining or system reform, they say, won’t fix the chaos. The conversation closes by warning that unless Ottawa overhauls enforcement, builds new prisons, and introduces full-scale scanning systems like those proposed by Pierre Poilievre, Canada will continue to “catch and release” criminals while pretending the border is secure.

Chapters
0:01 – 32,000 Foreign Fugitives in Canada
2:14 – CBSA Mismanagement and Missing Evidence
5:00 – Criminal Fugitives vs. Regular Immigrants
6:46 – Liberal Promises vs. Border Reality
8:29 – Training Gaps and Security Vulnerabilities
9:40 – Corruption and Internal Infiltration Risks
11:12 – Calls for Container Scanners and Real Reform
12:14 – Prison Shortages and the Catch-and-Release Cycle