Muslims Caught Transporting Kidnapped Teens Across US-Canadian Border

More Islam-related crime we are not allowed to talk about.

Looks like UK-style rape gangs have come to Canada. https://t.co/dMric948CT

— Ezra Levant (@ezralevant) September 23, 2026

This has already been happening. Never covered properly by CBC. See below. 3 French Canadian girls kidnapped. https://t.co/OGP0zDbKxJ

— Hackerific (@Hackerific1) September 23, 2026

Muslims Caught Transporting Kidnapped Teens Across US-Canadian Border

By: Daniel Greenfield, September 29, 2026:

There’s been a great deal of focus on our border with Mexico, less so on the Canadian border, in part because of the sheer size of it and also because it hasn’t been as ‘hot’. But many of the incidents that we’ve had on the border have involved Muslims including two plots, one of which targeted LAX airport, and there seems to be a growing number of cases of Muslims transporting kidnapped teens across the border.

Sault Ste. Marie Police say two men are facing kidnapping charges after Canada Border Services Agency officers caught them attempting to cross back into Canada with a 15-year-old they had refused to let go.

Police say 40-year-old Sahan Alam of Sault Ste. Marie and 29-year-old Hasan Al-Mamun of Sudbury were arrested the night of September 19 after CBSA officers at the Sault Ste. Marie port of entry noticed the teenager in their vehicle and flagged it as a suspected kidnapping. Officers were called to the border crossing just after 10:15 p.m. and took both men into custody.

According to the official police release, “on September 19, 2026, detectives with Investigation Services charged 40-year-old Sahan Alam of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and 29-year-old Hasan Al-Mamun of Sudbury, Ontario, with kidnapping after an interception by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers. An investigation revealed the two accused had picked up the youth earlier that day and would not allow them to leave the vehicle.”

While the police are claiming that this was an isolated incident, except there seems to have been another recent incident involving an Afghan.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stopped an attempted kidnapping at the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward, Ont.

The incident happened on Aug. 27. CBP Director of Field Operations, Marty Raybon, said a minor female passenger was reported missing and was with an unrelated male driver, who is a U.S. permanent resident deriving from Afghanistan.

The girl was reunited with her mother. The suspect was then arrested and turned over to Kalamazoo, Mich., police.

There’s a pattern here. One we’re not allowed to talk about.