Prairies Doctors: Seidu Mohammed and Somali Migrants

prairies doctors: Ibrahim told Metro President-Elect Donald Trump's statements calling Somali migrants a disaster for Minneapolis will see many more become desperate to get to Canada, according to Metro News. On December 24, Seidu Mohammed, 24, from Ghana, crossed the border on foot near Emerson, Manitoba, with another man from Ghana. Fear of political instability in the United States is likely to push more refugees to seek asylum in Canada by fleeing across the porous border in the prairies, according to Jibril Ibrahim, the President of the Society. Doctors have told Mohammed that his fingers, and possibly his hands, will need to be amputated due to severe frostbite. There is concern. Ibrahim said his organization is taking steps to ensure that any potential refugees entering Alberta and finding their way to Edmonton will be properly cared for. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.