If 40% of our refugees are flowing across that border, from what I would determine—and I think most people in this room would determine—is a very safe nation, where their life may not be threatened or in danger, are we violating any principles by saying, yes, we accept the fact that you've made application here, you've come from other areas, we will process this and we will accept your refugee claim, but we would prefer you not enter the streets of Canada until proper checks are made?
Si 40 p. 100 de nos réfugiés traversent cette frontière en provenance d'un pays que tout le monde ici considérera, je pense, comme un pays très sûr où leur vie n'est pas en danger, violerons-nous certains principes en leur disant que nous allons examiner leur demande d'asile, mais qu'ils doivent attendre que les vérifications voulues soient faites avant de pouvoir entrer au Canada?