A former Dryden area resident continues to battle the government in his fight to bring his adopted daughter to Canada.
About nine years ago, Vaden Earle and his partner adopted a young Haitian girl who was living in a garbage dump in the Dominican Republic.
Her life is now at risk as the military is currently rounding up Haitians and dumping them at the border.
Earle says he has been trying to bring her to Canada for the past two years, with little success.
Now Widlene Earle is in hiding in the Dominican Republic.
Vaden Earle accuses the Trudeau government of “cherry picking” certain refuges’s that they want in the country and disqualifying others who don’t fit the bill.
Earle says he met with Justin Trudeau a couple of years ago and the Prime Minister made a commitment that as long as the proper paperwork was filled out, he would take care of getting Widlene to Canada.
However, during a conversation a couple of weeks ago, Earle says Trudeau looked him in the face and acted like nothing ever happened, only saying that it’s “complicated”.
Earle says this government has been elected on the premise of compassion and helping those from outside of the country who need a new start.
However, he says his 12-year-old adopted daughter some how doesn’t qualify for a simple Visa.
Earle adds the Prime Minister condemns the U.S. government from tearing families apart, yet is doing the exact same thing to his family and thousands of others in Canada.
He says he can’t believe the lies and hypocrisy of the current government, noting he wouldn’t be able to run out of examples to give.
Vaden Earle has set-up an online petition that has 60,000 signatures.
To learn more, visit www.bringwidlenehome.com
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