Number of refugees leaving the U.S for Canada spikes ...Middle East

Fearing they may be deported, thousands of refugees living in the U.S have been crossing the Canadian border illegally since the beginning of the year. Canadian law allows for refugees who cross an unguarded section of the border can receive asylum. Jericka Duncan reports.

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