Trump says Canada is ‘destroying itself’ with ‘unchecked’ immigration
U.S. President provided no evidence for claims in social media post
Trump says Canada is ‘destroying itself’ with ‘unchecked’ immigration
U.S. President provided no evidence for claims in social media post
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