I do have a bad feeling that immigrants will get there and simply say... this place is so boring. Then they'll cross back.
Time for Justin to grow a set of balls
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I do have a bad feeling that immigrants will get there and simply say... this place is so boring. Then they'll cross back.
Oh how aweful!!!! Our idiot Boy needs all the votes he can get now that he is breaking so many promises and enraging so many people!!!! Its much easier to BUY the support of people like Muslims by throwing OUR money at them! And too bad that we cannot afford his generosity!
As some clever people (Margaret Thatcher was one such) said: "the trouble with LIE-berals is that they eventually run out of other peoples money"! And " a LIE-berals is a person who will give away everything he does not own"!
As some clever people (Margaret Thatcher was one such) said: "the trouble with LIE-berals is that they eventually run out of other peoples money"! And " a LIE-berals is a person who will give away everything he does not own"!
Canadians aren't boring. That's why you want to be one and come to this forum.
CORRECTION - It's the Socialists who excel until someone else's money runs out!
I find it amazing how many people just can't see through him!
"I know you think standing on a highway with a broom in your hand qualifies you as an expert in government"
Is it any worse than a guy thinking since he's in the E.I.office and the Welfare office twice a year thinking HE'S an expert in Government?
Everyone needs to take a deep breath and accept there is nothing we can do to stop any asylum seekers from walking into Canada, Samsonite in hand.
We aren’t building a wall, or even a fence. Our armed forces don’t even have enough drones to take a group selfie on the parade ground, let alone patrol over 8,000 kilometres of frontier.
We have to accept that this is simply something we cannot change. We can’t stop Trump from scaring the bejeezus out of people, and we can’t stop many of those people from coming north.
A refugee flood? Pull yourself together, Canada - Macleans.ca
We aren’t building a wall, or even a fence. Our armed forces don’t even have enough drones to take a group selfie on the parade ground, let alone patrol over 8,000 kilometres of frontier.
We have to accept that this is simply something we cannot change. We can’t stop Trump from scaring the bejeezus out of people, and we can’t stop many of those people from coming north.
A refugee flood? Pull yourself together, Canada - Macleans.ca
“In my experience, 80 to 90 per cent of the people who are denied asylum in the United States do end up winning their refugee claim before the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada,” Khan said.
Khan explained that everyone who enters Canada and makes a claim “is vetted for security” using American, European and Interpol databases.
They have two weeks after arriving to make a claim. They have access to legal aid and social assistance until they get a hearing before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Since the beginning of January, at least 61 asylum seekers have crossed the border into Manitoba from the U.S., often dropped by smugglers and told to walk long distances in the middle of the night. That’s compared to between 50 and 60 in a typical year.
In 2016 there were 7,022 land border crossings by asylum seekers, up from 4,407 in 2015, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said Tuesday that “people travelling unprepared in very severe winter weather conditions” is “of concern to us.”
“We are examining right now what are the appropriate steps to take to protect the integrity of the border, to make sure that public health and safety is properly protected and to make sure that the people involved here are treated in a fair and compassionate way,” Goodale added.
The legal reasons asylum seekers sneak across the Canada-U.S. border | CTV News
Khan explained that everyone who enters Canada and makes a claim “is vetted for security” using American, European and Interpol databases.
They have two weeks after arriving to make a claim. They have access to legal aid and social assistance until they get a hearing before the Immigration and Refugee Board.
Since the beginning of January, at least 61 asylum seekers have crossed the border into Manitoba from the U.S., often dropped by smugglers and told to walk long distances in the middle of the night. That’s compared to between 50 and 60 in a typical year.
In 2016 there were 7,022 land border crossings by asylum seekers, up from 4,407 in 2015, according to the Canadian Border Services Agency.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale said Tuesday that “people travelling unprepared in very severe winter weather conditions” is “of concern to us.”
“We are examining right now what are the appropriate steps to take to protect the integrity of the border, to make sure that public health and safety is properly protected and to make sure that the people involved here are treated in a fair and compassionate way,” Goodale added.
The legal reasons asylum seekers sneak across the Canada-U.S. border | CTV News