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A Canadian advocacy group urges MPs to back stronger arms export rules to prevent Canadian weapons from enabling U.S. ICE abuses and compromising national security.
A letter to MP John Nater urges support for Bill C-233, the No More Loopholes Act, which would strengthen Canada’s arms export controls, especially for military goods sent to the U.S., by adding human rights screening.
It raises concerns that Canadian firms like Roshel are supplying armored vehicles and surveillance tech to U.S. ICE, potentially enabling abuses and risking Canadian security if such tools were ever used against Canada.
The writer calls for stricter oversight to prevent complicity in human rights violations and to uphold rule-of-law principles, while also criticizing taxpayer funding of the Governor General’s office, arguing the monarchy should bear the full cost or the role be abolished.
Un grupo de defensa canadiense insta a los parlamentarios a respaldar reglas más estrictas de exportación de armas para evitar que las armas canadienses permitan los abusos del ICE de los EE. UU. y comprometan la seguridad nacional.