toronto canada grant refugee status 10 percent 298 haitian border crossers whose applications process year accord government data release wednesday could bode ill 6,000 haitians still refugee queue illegally cross canada-u.s. border foot fear u.s. president donald trump would revoke temporary protect status may discourage illegally cross canada u.s. government monday say would end protect status nearly 60,000 haitians live unite state july 2019 298 haitian applications process far year 68 abandon asylum seekers mean turn hear data release immigration refugee board show another 62 withdraw applications accord data quasi-judicial body whose tribunals determine refugee claim montreal-based refugee lawyer eric taillefer say think haitians already make border cross understand canadian laws grant asylum understand evidence threshold understand maybe definition refugee say canadian government dispatch parliamentarians talk u.s. diaspora communities dispel myths around canada immigration refugee systems haiti-born politician emmanuel dubourg new york city week high rat abandon claim could asylum seekers trouble navigate system aware need show hear taillefer say haitians among 17,000 asylum seekers walk across border canada far year border crossers countries fare good 46 percent nigerian claim accept 94 percent turkish people 88 percent syrians approve stream people cross border ease since august hundreds day canadian authorities plan people winter months federal government pay quebec company 1.2 million set heat trailers accommodate 200 people temporary encampment asylum seekers stay await process canada border service agency canada data show 10 percent haitian border crossers get refugee status