The 2019 federal budget includes $1.18 billion over five years to toughen border security, including hiring more judges to handle judicial reviews of asylum applications.
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-- $1.18 billion over five years to toughen border security, including hiring more judges to handle judicial reviews of asylum applications. -- $3.9 billion for farmers in supply-managed industries affected by new trade agreements with Europe and a bloc of Pacific Rim countries. -- Lowering the interest rate on Canada Student Loans to the prime rate, from the current prime-plus-2.5-percentage-points.
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