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In late July 2018, Pierre Poilievre took aim at “illegal border crossers.”
“How much will it cost to house the illegal border crossers in hotels in the coming year?” he repeatedly asked during a parliamentary committee hearing, criticizing the Liberal government for helping shelter thousands of asylum seekers who had entered the country through Roxham Road in Quebec.
“Who will pay for it?”
Two months later, the Conservative leader’s own uncle-in-law crossed Roxham Road on foot.
After failing to get his refugee claim approved, he appears to have lived undocumented in Canada with a deportation order in his name.
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“How much will it cost to house the illegal border crossers in hotels in the coming year?” he repeatedly asked during a parliamentary committee hearing, criticizing the Liberal government for helping shelter thousands of asylum seekers who had entered the country through Roxham Road in Quebec.
“Who will pay for it?”
Two months later, the Conservative leader’s own uncle-in-law crossed Roxham Road on foot.
After failing to get his refugee claim approved, he appears to have lived undocumented in Canada with a deportation order in his name.

'Deeply hypocritical’: Pierre Poilievre slammed ‘illegal border crossers,’ but his own relative crossed and stayed ⋆ The Breach
Anaida Poilievre’s uncle lived undocumented in Canada and received help from her and an MP. The Conservative leader has said such individuals should be ‘tracked down’ and ‘deported’
