Calgary police asked border agency to check four protesters; CBSA expanded checks to 20, flagging 12

Calgary police asked border agency to check four protesters; CBSA expanded checks to 20, flagging 12

Calgary police asked the Canada Border Services Agency on Aug. 12 to verify the immigration status of four people at a student protest. CBSA broadened the checks to 20. Twelve were flagged as possibly inadmissible under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act — the law governing who may enter or remain in Canada — and told to report for follow-up interviews. Migrant advocates want an inquiry.

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