A tiny section of the world’s longest undefended border is being manned with a short fence now. On the U.S. side of a four-kilometre stretch of the border with Canada between Langley, B.C., and Lynden, Washington, the fence is being erected which is meant to address “bi-national safety concerns related to a vulnerable section of the border,”. But what really is behind this gesture? Harjinder Thind chats with lawyer Len Saunders, Attorney at Law at Blaine Immigration, about the origin of this “Berlin Wall” between two countries.
