That’s how Canadians do it, eh.
The U.S. attorney’s office says 21-year-old Cedrik Bourgault-Morin (bohr-GOH’ moh-RAN’) was apprehended early Wednesday after he crossed the border from Quebec along a railroad line into North Troy, Vermont.
Prosecutors say Bourgault-Morin was wearing white camouflage and Border Patrol agents were alerted to his presence when he triggered a sensor.
Prosecutors say agents found 300 vacuum-sealed bags of anti-anxiety Xanax pills in a duffel bag on the sled. They say the pills had a street value of $1.6 million.
Note how he was caught by tripping a sensor. With drones and today’s technology, we can secure our border without needing a physical wall around the entire perimeter.
You should remind Governor Walker that we don’t need a wall on the Canadian border