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  • The context given was Carney said we account for 1% of the flow south. Which demonstrates that Trumps statement is inaccurate.

    If one reads the article one can clearly see that Trump said Canada accounts for a huge flow of drugs over the border and isn’t doing enough to curb it. Carney stated the fact that it is 1% of total movement into the US, and the article also states that Canada has increased enforcement clearly demonstrating that what Trump said is not accurate.



  • Donald Trump escalated a trade war by boosting the tariff rate from 25% to 35%, saying that Canada had “failed to cooperate” in curbing the flow of fentanyl and other drugs across the US border. The Canadian government says it is cracking down on drug gangs.

    When you add the part of the sentence you removed back into it, it doesn’t say that Canada has a massive flow of drugs heading across the border. Interesting how context matters and cherry picking helps no one eh?
















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    You should have actually tried reading it.