Critics argue Canada’s Safe Third Country Agreement compels asylum seekers to pursue claims in the United States, despite potential risks. The agreement, intended to manage asylum claims, forces individuals arriving at Canadian ports of entry from the US to seek refuge there. Advocates report this often leads to deportation for those unable to meet US asylum requirements. The case of a Honduran couple, Carlos and Antonia, fleeing gang violence with their young son, exemplifies the challenges faced by those impacted. They undertook a perilous journey hoping for safety in the US, but now face potential deportation due to the agreement. Concerns are rising about the safety of asylum seekers forced to navigate the US immigration system. The agreement remains a point of contention between immigration advocates and both governments.