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Premier Wall repeats call to hit the pause button on refugees
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November 24, 2015
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Brian Lilley of TheRebel.Media reports: Saskatchewan’s Premier Brad Wall is once again the voice of sanity on the national stage as Canada gets set to welcome 25,000 refugees by January 1st.
More than half of Canadians are skeptical but that doesn’t matter to those who support Trudeau’s plan. They continue to accuse those who are unsure of the hasty action, of being bigoted xenophobes.
These baseless accusations demean the importance of getting public policy right.
Premier Wall once again addressed those accusations at the First Ministers meeting boldly speaking up in favour of not allowing a political promise to drive this process.
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