U.S. group pushes for refugee pathway as Jewish Canadians look to leave
“There’s been a serious effort by this government to address it, where I don’t think we’ve seen that kind of action from the federal government in Canada,” said Roberts.
A U.S.-based Jewish group is calling on the Trump administration to create a pathway for Jewish-Canadians to seek refuge south of the border in the wake of rising antisemitism at home.
Joe Roberts had initially moved from Ohio to Coburg, Ont. in 2016 in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump first being elected. However, he has since returned to America in response to numerous attacks at Jewish schools, synagogues and businesses.
