ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月11日 11時17分

“I lost everything in Haiti, but now I’m afraid the U.S. will send me back,” said Jonathan Luima, a 44-year-old #Haitian migrant who came to the United States last year. “Canada is my only hope.” Last month, around 1,500 asylum seekers crossed into #Quebec. They're seeking to benefit from a loophole in a treaty between the 2 countries that allows them to make a refugee claim in Canada if they don't arrive at a legal port of entry. Over 200 are now arriving every day, according to the Canadian Border Service Agency, which said many were American kids accompanying their undocumented parents. But despite the widespread impression among the would-be immigrants that Canada is a safe haven, there's no guarantee they’ll be allowed to stay. The #Canadian government lifted a temporary protection policy for Haiti in 2014, and resumed deportations in March. The recent influx of asylum seekers poses a political and diplomatic test for Canada’s prime minister, @justinpjtrudeau, as the country seeks to balance its publicly compassionate statements toward refugees with a strict immigration system. The photographer @ianwillms took this photo of a foggy road along the border in Quebec. Visit the link in our profile to read more and to see more photos by @ianwillms.

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