Tory immigration bill passes in Commons

Locutus

Adorable Deplorable
Jun 18, 2007
32,230
45
48
65
OTTAWA - The government's controversial immigration and refugee bill will now make its way to the Senate despite opposition outrage.

Bill C-31, the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, cleared the House of Commons Monday by a 159-132 vote after the Conservatives used their majority to pass the bill.

The Tories say the bill follows up on an election commitment to bring in "legislative tools to combat human smuggling criminals who want to treat Canada like a doormat."

"We hope that this bill will become law before the summer break as it passes to the Senate," Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said. "This bill will also further strengthen our reforms of Canada's asylum system to make sure that it's fast and fair, and will allow for us to improve immigration security screening significantly through legislative authority for biometric visa collection. So it's very important legislation."

The legislation will allow the government to detain "irregular applicants" unable to provide identification upon arrival.

Once the identity of a claimant is established and a refugee claim is approved, they will be released.


more


Tory immigration bill passes in Commons | Canada | News | Toronto Sun
 

Omicron

Privy Council
Jul 28, 2010
1,694
3
38
Vancouver
What were they doing before?

Is this a case of dumb people getting power to work towards keeping out anything able to do their job better, as if they couldn't just let kin' in to go wild collapsing the economy to make it so nobody would want to live here anyway?

Seriously, instead of letting Wall Street collapse the economy, why don't we just set up virtual realities like those built by the US Army to cure shell-shock to make the monkeys feel like they've taken over the world without hurting anyone?

Unless you're telling me the monkeys can't just achieve super-wealth from financial collapse of an economy... they *must* feel like another has been hurt, as if they're still australopeticus erganomaster being motivated with its semi-monkey brain to fight against whoever in order to leave food for the tribe.


Well... it's understandable how today's humans can behave according to brain-wiring inhereted...

We look at fires hypnotically because ancestors who did got protected from animals scared of fire.

We eat cooked meat because ancestors thinking it tasted good did not die of parrasites while those who teased them died.

We like cracked asses because those with that could stand strait on two legs and run bipedal while those not got eaten by leopards.

etc.

What if people sucked by late-night sales-TV had to live where it was made?
 
Last edited: