US to implement asylum deal with Canada on Saturday, final rule says

US to implement asylum deal with Canada on Saturday, final rule says

The United States will implement a deal reached with Canada aimed at stopping asylum seekers from entering their shared land border via unofficial crossings on Saturday, according to a final rule published in the U.S. Federal Register.

The rule, published on Friday, says the expanded U.S.-Canada pact will apply to people who claim asylum within 14 days of crossing the border.

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