A retired Brig.-General from Egypt’s military by the name of Khaled Saber Abdelhamed Zahw, was denied access to Canada by border security after being labeled a security threat. According to Globalnews, Zahw was deemed a threat by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), due to his roll in over throwing President Mohamed Morsi and his government back in 2013. However this did not stop the alleged war criminal from entering Canada after trying again in 2015 due to his high-ranking status. A document obtained by Globalnews shows that Canada has a secret program in place, which allows certain “high-profile” foreign nationals who would under normal circumstances be denied entry due to war crimes, security concerns, and or human rights violations, to receive special “public policy” entry visas as long as it is deemed to be in Canada’s “national interest.” To view this entire story, click on the link below.
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