The U.S. Border Patrol is now arresting a steady stream of Korean nationals who travel to Canada, where they don’t need visas, and are then taken into the U.S. by smugglers who charge up to $30,000 a head. Heckler says smuggling has slowed down a little, probably due to more officers
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U.S. border agents say the hunt for terrorists is at an all-time high on their side of the border following the second bombing attack in London. Frustrated by what they say is Canada’s soft stance in a fight against terror, U.S. Homeland Security officials in Washington, D.C., allowed a Toronto Sun team to patrol with agents targeting terrorists along the "world’s longest undefended border."