With Trump heading back to the White House, it has many Quebec border towns worried about the possible influx of migrants crossing the border. Canada saw a spike in people trying to enter at the U.S. border following Trump’s election in 2016. One border town mayor says she’s worried about her community becoming known as a crossing point. Caroline Rossetti, the Mayor of Saint-Armand, which borders the state of Vermont, spoke to Andrew Carter. 

<p>With Trump heading back to the White House, it has many Quebec border towns worried about the possible influx of migrants crossing the border. Canada saw a spike in people trying to enter at the U.S. border following Trump’s election in 2016. One border town mayor says she’s worried about her community becoming known as a crossing point. Caroline Rossetti, the Mayor of Saint-Armand, which borders the state of Vermont, spoke to Andrew Carter. </p>

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With Trump heading back to the White House, it has many Quebec border towns worried about the possible influx of migrants crossing the border. Canada saw a spike in people trying to enter at the U.S. border following Trump’s election in 2016. One border town mayor says she’s worried about her community becoming known as a crossing point. Caroline Rossetti, the Mayor of Saint Armand, which borders the state of Vermont, spoke to Andrew Carter. 

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