Disabled Canadians Denied Entry to US

Imagine the reaction if Black Canadians, Homosexual Canadians, or Canadian women were denied entry to the US. But the US government led by elitist Black Americans condones this loathsome abuse of persons with disabilities.

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"Mental illness is actually under our law as a reason that you may not get admitted," he says. "The issue is always going to be: could someone be a danger to someone [else]?"
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Local police officers take notes whenever they apprehend an individual or respond to a 911 call, and some of this information is then entered into the CPIC database, says Stylianos. He says that occasionally this can include non-violent mental health incidents in which police are involved.
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RCMP Insp. Denis St. Pierre says information on CPIC not only contains a person's criminal record, but also [. . .] can contain individuals' history of mental illness, including suicide attempts.
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Stanley Stylianos, program manager for the [Canadian] Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office, says Canadians should be outraged that people’s mental health information is shared across the border.
“It is an intensely private matter for many individuals,” he says.
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“Once that information gets into the American system, you can’t control it,” he says.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/story/2011/09/08/f-border-mental-health-privacy.html

Canadians with mental illnesses denied U.S. entry
Data entered into national police database accessible to American authorities: WikiLeaks
By Sarah Bridge, CBC News
Posted: Sep 9, 2011 5:10 AM ET
Last Updated: Sep 9, 2011 4:21 PM ET