Canadian Border Agent speaks out against Trudeau’s travel app as ‘tyranny’
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The border officer urged Canadians to treat the border guards enforcing use of the ArriveCAN app ‘like they’re invisible, seriously.’
LifeSiteNews) – An officer with Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) posted a video to social media blasting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s mandatory travel-monitoring ArriveCAN app, while accusing his employer of “enforcing tyranny.”
“Treat these people [those affiliated with the CBSA and Public Health Agency of Canada] like they’re invisible, seriously,” CBSA Officer Patrick McNulty said in the now-viral video titled, “How to Beat ArriveCAN App.”
“I genuinely thought that at lot of this had just fizzled away, [but] this [only] goes away when we recognize this charade,” added the officer, who revealed he is now on “leave without pay” from the CBSA for COVID-era non-compliance.
Giving his advice for how to avoid using the ArriveCAN app when entering Canada, McNulty says that “when you land in Canada, first you’re going to speak to a border officer, or you might ‘speak’ to a computer” to fill out your information.
If you do not have the ArriveCAN app, McNulty explains it is likely that a border agent will either direct you to Public Health or another department to deal with the lack of compliance.
When you’re standing in the line the agents have directed you to, McNulty advices Canadians to pay attention to the purpose of the line.
If the line is for COVID testing or another Public Health-related reason, McNulty informs Canadian that they have no obligation to stay in the queue.