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0:51 - that INDIAN family froze to death seeking a better life in this place of shelter You’re content getting weaker

0:51 - that INDIAN family froze to death seeking a better life in this place of shelter You’re content getting weaker

An Indian family consisting of a mother and father and their 11 and 3 year old children froze to death in the middle of a Manitoba blizzard while trying to cross the border illegally into the US. They also payed an Indian human smuggler to get them across the border. Human smuggling is far more prevalent than any of us realize

A family froze to death because of these people who smuggle others across the border, two very small children froze to deathand these people left them out .The Horton family sold the company to an American company its no longer a Canadian coffee shop.

A very disturbing story came out from the Canada USA border last year. A family of four from India that was crossing the border during a blizzard that froze/starved to death. So unbelievably sad.

A few years ago a family froze to death and another Indian National lost his foot to frost bite! trying to cross the Canadian/USA border! But they risk it for the all the free benefits that as citizens we can't get but pay for!

A man accused of helping smuggle people across the U.S.-Canadian border had been warned of blizzard conditions before he arranged for four members of an Indian family to cross in 2022, prosecutors allege. The parents and two young children froze to death

A few years ago these illegals were walking INTO Canada across The SAME Northern Border.\n\nCanada has since blocked Mexico visa free entry\n\nA year or so back a family froze to death crossing into US …\n\nSo, Winter is a great border protection system

hey , now haryana and gujju is the largest number of people who climb texas wall , from mexico to enter USA , most people trying to cross the wall , are hindus, a gujrati family froze to death to cross to usa from manitoba ..

A medical doctor from India(?) and his family froze to death, walking south through snow into Pembina, N.Dakota, a few miles from where they were dropped off on the Manitoba side.