Considering in the US the average per day is around one thousand people

idk this sounds like an argument in my favor

Prove it.

Edit: Also consider how many more illegal immigrants are thought to be in the US compared to Canada.

438,421 in one year under Obama

do the math

Why would you think it's harder to illegally cross the border in one direction than the other Lucem? That makes no sense.

http://blogs.reuters.com/data-dive/f...ions022515.jpg

looks like a backpedal to me

Yes there is astronomically higher levels of immigration into the US

nonetheless, historically, Canada has been actually notoriously open to immigration

whether or not that's going to change in the near future I can not say

So Canada estimates about 120,000 illegals in their country at most and deports about 35 a day.

The US is estimated to have 12 million illegals in their country and deports about 1,200 a day.

Who is deporting a larger fraction?

it needs to. i dont have the stats on hand but canadian families arent producing enough children to keep our population consistent. but yeah idk there's definitely a movement within the conservative party to halt immigration, clearly they didnt get the memo or something.

One could have stricter and more efficient border control. Also, from what I understand, a lot of illegals run in to suburbs in Canada.

And the facts show it's harder to get into Canada than the US.