Canada High Court Upholds Case Against Algerian 'Sleeper' Agent

The Canadian government is within its rights to issue an order to deport Algerian Mohamed Harkat, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Wednesday, upholding a lower court's finding he was a liar and likely a sleeper agent for terrorist organizations. The high court unanimously upheld the constitutionality of Canada's revised security certificate system, which designates foreign residents of Canada who are suspected of terrorism as inadmissible to Canada and can allow for their...

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