Setting the Record Straight: Correcting Misinformation

A white-background image displays a list of 2024 border statistics comparing migration, fentanyl seizures, and illegal gun trafficking between Canada and the U.S., with Mexico as a third party. The text challenges Canadians and Americans to post these figures, claiming they 'speak for themselves,' and credits U.S. Customs and Border Protection for the data. The numbers show vastly higher flows from Mexico to the U.S. compared to Canada, and significantly more fentanyl and guns moving from Mexico than from Canada.

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