The University of North Dakota is also helping out the effort, and Doug Marshall, director of Project Development at the universitys Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences, told the Winnipeg Free Press the human tide of economic refugees crossing from Mexico to the U.S. is less important to security officials than potential terrorists “finding a way to get into Canada and then finding it relatively easy to get across the [U.S.] border.” He added: “And it is easier. Thats just a fact.” Canadian officials have, in the past, taken issue with allegations from south of the border that Canada is a breeding ground for terrorist factions just waiting to waltz into the U.S. unchecked.
