Brazen Canadian ‘coyotes’ Smuggling Migrants Across the Northern Border — Even Advertising On TikTok; More Than a Dozen Migrants Caught Trying to Illegally Cross Into Canada in Below-Freezing Temperatures

Brazen Canadian ‘coyotes’ smuggling migrants across the northern border — even advertising on TikTok:

Smugglers are brazenly using TikTok to advertise their human-trafficking services across the Canada-US border — undercutting the Great White North’s position as it tries to hammer out a critical deal with the US on tariffs and security, The Post has learned.

For close to a year, the Canadian “coyotes” — who largely target Indian nationals — promise a hassle-free trip to the States for as much as $5,000, with new border-crossing accounts popping up every time others are removed from the platform.

The posts often feature a US flag waving over a wooded northern border, set to Indian music, urging wannabe border crossers to DM them for more details.

“Payment after reach,” reads one post, while another assures “100% safe.”

The competition can be cutthroat — “$4,000 cheapest in market,” one post reads.

Northern crossings have fallen from an average of around 4,500 Indian nationals nabbed each month before President Trump took office, to 2,900 since, according to US Customs and Border Protection data — but the Post has identified at least half a dozen of these coyote accounts still operating on TikTok.

The Post contacted one smuggler, who said it would cost $4,500 for one person to get to cross into the Empire State from Montreal.

“When you ready to go, send me your ID,” he said.

The trips leave from either Montreal; Brampton, outside Toronto; and Surrey, outside Vancouver. They deliver migrants to upstate New York or Washington state, according to the TikTok accounts the Post has reviewed.

To New York, the journey includes a two-hour car ride, and a 25-minute trek through the forest through an unguarded stretch of land, where the migrants are given a map to guide them across the border outside official checkpoints in Champlain and Mooers, NY.

Up to five migrants are taken at a time for a “group walk,” the coyote told The Post.

And like legitimate business, the accounts often feature testimonials, in Punjabi, from “satisfied customers,” bragging about how “easy” and even “comfortable” the journey was.

“The service was outstanding, we have come through very easily,” gushed one. —>READ MORE HERE

More than a dozen migrants caught trying to illegally cross into Canada in below-freezing temperatures:

More than a dozen ill-prepared migrants, including five children, were caught trying to illegally cross into Canada in below-freezing weather that could have claimed their lives, officials said.

Alberta police intercepted four adults and five children from Venezuela who were trudging their suitcases through the snow in bone-chilling temperatures of minus-22 degrees Fahrenheit, The Guardian reports.

Canadian Police Assistant Commissioner Lisa Moreland told reporters the group was found struggling in the snow and “incredibly cold” weather, which put their lives at risk.

A second group of migrants — made up of six adults from Jordan, Sudan, Chad, and Mauritius — was located in a dense forest near Manitoba’s border.

Officials were able to locate the group in the frigid weather thanks to thermal cameras equipped on police planes flying over the forest.

Moreland said that in both cases, the migrants were wearing clothes ill-suited to the deadly cold temperatures in the region — as she called on migrants to avoid making such dangerous treks across the border because they often end in tragedy.

“There’s the cross-border piece, but also the humanity piece,” Moreland said of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s work surveilling the border. “[There have been] incidents where people did not make it. —>READ MORE HERE

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