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American internet users on Immigration Canada website turned into several-day storm after Trump’s election

The Immigration department also revealed that the onslaught of U.S. web access on election day itself, Nov. 8, was more than twice the amount originally stated by the department; 249,950 user requests, rather than the initial tally of about 100,000.

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BY TIM NAUMETZ
November 22, 2016

News | BY TIM NAUMETZ | November 22, 2016

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