OTTAWA — The RCMP says it is has planned for a possible influx of asylum seekers trying to enter Canada from the United States and has learned lessons from the last time Donald Trump was in the Oval Office.&nbsp;

While questions remain about how Trump’s campaign pledge to deport upwards of 11 million people he says are in the country illegally could take shape after the Republican president-elect assumes office in January, Canadian authorities say they have “worked through” scenarios of a sudden surge at Canada’s borders.

Canadian authorities say they have "worked through" scenarios of a sudden surge os asylum seekers at Canada's borders.{ai:summary}The RCMP is preparing for a potential increase in asylum seekers entering Canada from the U.S. amid Donald Trump's return to the presidency. They have drawn on past experiences to develop strategies for managing a possible surge at the borders.Canadian authorities are closely monitoring Trump's campaign promises regarding immigration and deportation, indicating a proactive approach to border security. #illegals

RCMP says it has learned lessons from first Trump presidency and is ready for possible border influx

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