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US President Donald Trump and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau failed to paper over differences on the treatment of refugees during a joint public appearance Monday, but appeared to tone down harsh trade rhetoric.
The two leaders avoided directly criticizing each other after a meeting in the White House, but made it clear they did not see eye-to-eye on Trump’s efforts to ban refugees and travelers from seven majority-Muslim nations.
Trump defended his controversial immigration decree as “common sense” and demurred when asked if Canada’s open door policies posed a threat for the United States.
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