‘Very disturbing’: Canadians flee Florida, worrying business owners

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An estimated 60,000 Canadian citizens flock to Florida each year, including many “snowbirds” who spend their winters in the Sunshine State.

In the wake of a new Trump administration policy requiring background checks and fingerprints if they plan to stay more than 30 days, as well as an ongoing trade war with our neighbors to the north, some Canadians say they’re leaving Florida for good.
“The truth of the matter is, if I hadn’t prepaid everything and wasn’t here and your weather wasn’t so damn nice, I’d go home now,” Canadian Barry Presement told WBBH.

Presement’s wife, Ruth, wants to make clear that Canadian citizens still have plenty of love for Americans.

“We love the Americans,” Ruth Presement said. “No issue, but its very disturbing to have the president that he doesn’t need Canada for anything.”

 
An estimated 60,000 Canadian citizens flock to Florida each year, including many “snowbirds” who spend their winters in the Sunshine State.

In the wake of a new Trump administration policy requiring background checks and fingerprints if they plan to stay more than 30 days, as well as an ongoing trade war with our neighbors to the north, some Canadians say they’re leaving Florida for good.
“The truth of the matter is, if I hadn’t prepaid everything and wasn’t here and your weather wasn’t so damn nice, I’d go home now,” Canadian Barry Presement told WBBH.

Presement’s wife, Ruth, wants to make clear that Canadian citizens still have plenty of love for Americans.

“We love the Americans,” Ruth Presement said. “No issue, but its very disturbing to have the president that he doesn’t need Canada for anything.”

Winter is over its time for the snowbirds to migrate back north.
 
They’ll start going to Mexico.
Yep

Where Frugal Canadians Are Traveling Instead Of The U.S., Data Shows​

From Mexico City to Medellín, data shows where budget-conscious Canadians are traveling this year in place of holidays in the United States.

 
An estimated 60,000 Canadian citizens flock to Florida each year, including many “snowbirds” who spend their winters in the Sunshine State.

In the wake of a new Trump administration policy requiring background checks and fingerprints if they plan to stay more than 30 days, as well as an ongoing trade war with our neighbors to the north, some Canadians say they’re leaving Florida for good.
“The truth of the matter is, if I hadn’t prepaid everything and wasn’t here and your weather wasn’t so damn nice, I’d go home now,” Canadian Barry Presement told WBBH.

Presement’s wife, Ruth, wants to make clear that Canadian citizens still have plenty of love for Americans.

“We love the Americans,” Ruth Presement said. “No issue, but its very disturbing to have the president that he doesn’t need Canada for anything.”

Bullshit Guano. Canadians go on vacation for two months with a weeks worth of cash. Americans go for a week with two months worth of cash.
 
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