Sharry Aiken

Sharry Aiken

academic Canada

Sharry Aiken is a professor at Queen's University specializing in immigration and refugee law. She has been vocal about the implications of U.S. immigration policies on Canada's Safe Third Country Agreement, arguing that recent actions taken by the Trump administration regarding asylum claims jeopardize the agreement's validity. Aiken emphasizes the importance of shared responsibility in asylum processes and advocates for the need to reassess Canada's immigration framework in light of changing circumstances in the U.S.

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Canada Canada: Sharry Aiken, a professor at Queen’s University Faculty of Law, commented on the arbitrary nature of the U.S. immigration system. 7

The Globe and Mail: More Canadians, including children, detained in U.S. for immigration violations, new data show

Canada Canada: Sharry Aiken, a professor at Queen’s University, said Mr. Trump’s latest edict on halting asylum claims is 'the nail in the coffin' of the Safe Third Country Agreement. 4

The Globe and Mail: Trump’s halting of asylum claims prompts fresh calls to suspend Safe Third Country Agreement