Canadian taxpayers are forking over $195 a night to provide room and board for those who show up at our border and make claims for asylum, reported Blacklock’s Reporter.

And that is actually $29 less a night than what it cost in 2024, says figures detailed in an Inquiry Of Ministry tabled in the Commons.

Conservative MP Lianne Rood was the one who wanted to know “with regard to the government’s provision of goods and services to irregular border crossers seeking asylum, what items are provided to entrants and what is the cost?”

According to a breakdown provided by immigration officials, the “average cost per room is $132.38 per night,” down from $140 per night last year. Meals averaged $62.18 per day, down from $84 last year, and overall costs decreased from $224 daily to $195 year over

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