CBSA Canada Border Services Agency

Michael Mvogo: The CBSA has a notarized copy of his birth certificate as well as a video and a written statement that establish Mvogo identity and birthplace in Cameroon, according to the internal CBSA report, according to Toronto Star. Those documents and the video eliminate the last obstacle facing the CBSA in its attempt to remove Mvogo from Canada. Canada Border Services Agency officials have at last verified the identity and birthplace of Michael Mvogo, who has been in detention in Canada for more than nine years over immigration violations, according to federal government documents obtained by the Star. Mvogo, who had originally been picked up in Toronto, is supposed to finally be deported on or by Aug. 24, according to a Star source. Every matter has been resolved with CBSA. The CBSA would not confirm or deny whether travel documents had been issued for Mvogo and whether he would be sent back to Cameroon within the next few days. Ntaribo Ashu Agborngah, press secretary for the Cameroon High Commission, would not confirm or deny that travel documents had been issued for Mvogo, saying only: We’ve already resolved the matter with CBSA so if you contact them they’ll give you the details. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.