'Right thing to do': Canadian lawyers volunteer at airports to help during Trump travel ban

Canadian lawyers are mobilizing at airports across the country to assist people affected by U.S. President Donald Trump's travel ban on all entries from seven Muslim-majority nations. They are volunteering their time to help anyone who gets turned away at American security checkpoints. "I've never been more proud to be a lawyer," said Janet Thompson-Price, an immigration lawyer in Saint John who is helping to co-ordinate the effort in response to a request from her U.S. counterparts.