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Trump’s crackdown on immigration threatens Canadian lobster harvesters

US Customs and Border Patrol confirms that it has stopped 21 vessels in a contested body of water on the US and Canadian border

By Undercurrent News | July 6, 2018 16:28 BST
A majestic Canadian lobster. Photo courtesy of Tangier Lobster Company, in Nova Scotia.
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US president Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration isn't happening just on the US-Mexico border, but also in a large body of water shared by US and Canadian lobster harvesters, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reports [...]

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