Canadian police can now seize trucks and other vehicles being used to block bridges.
The blockade of the bridge from the U.S. to Canada alone cost more than $300 million a day in trade. The government is using information from crowd-funding platforms to track donations and participants by blocking their access to banks and ATMs under anti-money laundering laws.
“This is January 6th in slow motion,” one Ottawa City Council Member told The New York Times.
Dean Obediallah, host of SiriusXM Progress’ “The Dean Obeidallah Show,” and Daryle Lamont Jenkins, executive director of One People’s Project, join guest host Nayyera Haq on “Prime” to discuss.
All this and more on “Prime.”
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