Canadian border agents are trying to track down almost 600 foreigners with criminal records who are due to be deported but have gone missing – 431 of whom have been found guilty of serious crimes such as sexual assault.
Figures from the Canada Border Services Agency show that 1,635 foreign nationals guilty of committing crimes in Canada are currently facing deportation, but 599 of them have failed to attend deportation proceedings and have been placed on the agency’s “wanted” list.
Of those 599, 315 have been evading deportation for more than three years. Another 46, according to CBSA figures obtained by The Globe and Mail, have been evading the authorities for more than two years.
Of the foreign nationals due to be deported, 401 are serving a prison sentence and must leave the country after they get out of custody.
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CAUGHT THEM! Our journalists set up trail-cams at the Canada-U.S. border.
In four days they filmed 34 people crossing illegally — mainly Haitians sneaking into Canada before Trump deports them. Great investigation by @lincolnmjay & @ThevoiceAlexa pic.twitter.com/3HzbBsdz8O
— Ezra Levant (@ezralevant) July 28, 2025





