Frostbite and Fear: Within the trip went to Canada with people with human traffickers
Chidi Nwagbo made a decision “the stupid” who pays for people smugglers to join in Canada who have left the eternal sword and in the hands of Americans who are trying to escape.
The 57-year-old student said he paid $ 2000 US for money in New Jersey’s trafficking organization to escape the traffickers seeing him at the New York and Quebec border in the February of this year.
“If I knew what this would be the result, I don’t think you would have done it,” said Nhwagbo in the telephone conversation on CBC news from Batavia, NY
The Canada-US Rights Clinic, Society Legal Administration Organization, Works for his / her case but is facing the dismissal of Nigeria – the country leaving 37 years ago.
He now warns others not to follow in his footsteps.
Choosing to leave US
Nagbo, moved to the US from Nigeria in the late 1980’s, where she had her life. You have five children born of the US from two marriages.
You had received a liver prize in 2014 from Columbus, Ohio, the fire department after saving 10-year-old girl drowning. However, he failed to get us to be a citizen and faced an order to remove 2021 after the loss of immigration, that his lawyer missed “according to records.
Nagbo said he felt he had no choice without avoiding in Canada after President Donald Trump to win over November last November. A friend gave him a telephone number linked to WhatsApp account driven by people’s traffickers from New Jersey.
He fled from Atlanta, Ga., Newark, NJ, at the beginning of February 1, and took McDonald’s Epoterson, NJ, where smuggs told him to be taken.
Nagbo, with a $ 2000 budget installed in his pocket, saying he waited for hours.
“I was scared. I was terrified,” she said. “I thought, ‘What if they are policemen or ice or something?'”
Finally, he found a scripture that tells him that he even took the lead outside the waiting truck. He was taken to Dunkin Donuts and transferred the back seat to the SUV plate with Florida plates. They meant the Canadian border from the beginning in the afternoon. He said the trip took seven hours.
About 15 minutes before a rural point on a rural road near the New York State and Quebec border, Nwagbo said the party to prepare the car and run into the tree. He was told to download the campus app on his phone and keep the arrow pointing north.
They were assured that someone would be waiting to take them on the other side.
“As soon as I took a few steps, I knew I made a mistake,” she said.
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Refrigerated Hand to Canada
Nagbo recalls thinking that he will release him and die as he provokes a deep snow in the woods for many hours below February.
A Guinea woman traveling with her continued to lose shoes in snow to the end, leaving them and continued his socks. Two women from Haiti struggled behind them, and the other is carrying a car of 11 months.
Since Nnisbo moved on ice and brush, he lost his feelings and all the feelings in his lines, making it difficult to answer the calls to smugglers trying to straighten their movement.
“These people will call me us, ‘Just keep up, only 10 minutes,'” said. “It had to be 30-, 30 – minutes.”
It is also tired of VYB from the temperature that you are shouting at 28 C on the night, it described 911 for help. Nagbo was not sure where the border was, and feared the fear of the US Border Patrol agents.
“When I discovered that there was Canada [police]Then it was a great relief, “he said.
There was a great change in the number of claims since the US President Donald Trump took office, especially on the common border in Lacolle, que. The information indicates that it had been 557 Orellm Crees Elacolle six days of the early days of April – just the future in January.
Trip price
The trip has meant the value of Nagbo. Frostbite was forcing his pinky determination, a street and the middle finger of his thumb in his thumb on his left. He lost his medium-round grain on his right hand.
Quebec RCMP said the officials received a call in the evening in February and his children and his children lost in a 30-mile[30 km]southern Salaber-de-openfiel, que.
The RCMPP told the CBC media that the police found a group of three women, one man and a child “who was illegally crossing in the US to Canada. ‘
The group was taken to hospital and was treated for “various frostbites,” according to RCMP. Then they are transferred to Canadian cell services agency (CBSA) in Saint-Bernard-de-lacolle port of industrial, approximately 64 kilometers in southern Montreal.
Nagbo was one of the 99 people connected by the RCMp in February for random crossing over Quebec-US border, according to the Canadian immigration machines (RICC).
The latest data says that RCMP is released 329 people crossing in Quebec from the US between January to April. That number is slowly moving over over 2024 levels.
‘They May Question’
Nagbo said he chose to use human traffickers because they unjustly believed to pass through US access to the Canadian village.
“I don’t have all the details I needed to make the right decision,” he said.
Nagbo made a refuge in the port of Santa-Bernard-de-lacollel, saying he has a brother who was a Canadian citizen. This is one of the exemption under the third national agreement (StCA) between the US and Canada.
Under the agreement, refugee claims must be submitted to the country of the country. For this reason, Canada turns the search for shelter in the US in Land-Border Crossing, but there is different from this Act.
His criminal claim is refused after the CBSA official decided he could not prove Jolly Nwagbo, 74.
“He did not have a copy of his birth certificate to ensure relationships,” read CBSA’s determination found by CBC issues.
The CBSA official wrote that he would not be able to reach my Kaniagbo brother despite three attempts. Nagbo was transferred to the US cell in Champlain, NY, eThekwini later in that day, according to the records.
Jolly Nwagbo, who lives in St Catharines, Okt., Said he has never received a call from CBSA.
“That situation is now sad,” he said.
The writer and education means that his family is responsible for Nigeria because of his book, Nigeria is for salewith deceit in the country. Jolly says his brother can be killed when he was expelled from Nigeria.
“They can remove him because he is a brother,” he noticed that some family members hidden.
The family is also part of the IGBEBA National and the Persecuts of Nigeria.
Gauri Sureenivasan, a Canadian director of Canadian Council of Counsel Council, says that CBSA has been taking a difficult line in shelter made under the third regional covenant.
“We have seen a great change in the way the border laws, has side effects,” says Serietivasasas.
Between Jan. 1 SO JUY 7, CBSA CBSA has ordered the removal of 620 people who failed in the absence between the entry ports and were found invisible under Stra, according to the latest CBSA data. The Agency ordered the removal of 645 people between Jan. 1 and July 31 Under similar circumstances in 2024.
Nagbo, who is waiting for the word in the event of expelled, says he regrets his decision to use smugglers to come to Canada and now warns others.
“Don’t. It’s dangerous.”
He says the smugglers “care about money. They do not concern your safety.”
