WHAT ARE THE POTENTIAL RISKS?
There are several risks to refugee claimants. If you are determined to be ineligible to enter Canada to make a claim, you will immediately be escorted back to U.S. Immigration officials and if you are out of status in the U.S. you can likely be detained and deported to your home country. Even if you are eligible to make a claim in Canada, you may have to wait for hours or days for a CBSA officer to interview you. If you need an interpreter, you may have to wait for an official Canadian interpreter to be found. You may have to wait in a Canadian detention facility until an officer can interview you. You should look on the official website of the Government of Canada for the most accurate information about the refugee process: www.cic.gc.
There are several risks to refugee claimants. If you are determined to be ineligible to enter Canada to make a claim, you will immediately be escorted back to U.S. Immigration officials and if you are out of status in the U.S. you can likely be detained and deported to your home country. Even if you are eligible to make a claim in Canada, you may have to wait for hours or days for a CBSA officer to interview you. If you need an interpreter, you may have to wait for an official Canadian interpreter to be found. You may have to wait in a Canadian detention facility until an officer can interview you.
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