TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian government is trying to quash a legal challenge to its policy of turning back asylum-seekers entering the country between border crossings, saying the group bringing it lacks standing, even as it has granted a growing number of exemptions to the policy.
The parties were in court on Thursday arguing over who should be able to bring a case in the public interest.
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