The owner of a hip-hop record label based in Detroit says he has launched a lawsuit against Canadian immigration officials over alleged racial profiling of black hip-hop stars.
Jerome Almon names 95 border guards and two former federal ministers of immigration, Denis Coderre and Elinor Caplan, in the lawsuit filed in Michigan last week.
Almon told CBC radio he has been detained and questioned at the border 117 of the last 120 times he crossed into Canada.
Get this. The guy wants 900 million. The case is pretty simple. He has a criminal record and he has to clear that if he wants to enter Canada. Do we need another rapper in Toronto?
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2007/01/17/detroit-rapper.html
Jerome Almon names 95 border guards and two former federal ministers of immigration, Denis Coderre and Elinor Caplan, in the lawsuit filed in Michigan last week.
Almon told CBC radio he has been detained and questioned at the border 117 of the last 120 times he crossed into Canada.
Get this. The guy wants 900 million. The case is pretty simple. He has a criminal record and he has to clear that if he wants to enter Canada. Do we need another rapper in Toronto?
http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2007/01/17/detroit-rapper.html