Stephen Doig and Chatham Kent Childrens Services

Chatham Kent Childrens Services: The move is yet another legal problem for beleaguered sect members, who have faced court actions in Quebec, Ontario and Guatemala over the past five months, according to The Star. Stephen Doig, executive director of Chatham Kent Childrens Services, said in an emailed statement that seven foreign nationals were sought by and several children were taken into care from the communitys enclave outside Chatham, Ont and Several adult members of the ultra-orthodox Jewish sect Lev Tahor were arrested Wednesday by border officials over problems with their immigration status in the country. Guidy Mamann, a Toronto-based immigration lawyer recently hired by the group, told that he found out about the actions of Canadian Border Services Agency officers around 10 a.m. Wednesday. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.