Time for Justin to grow a set of balls

[EagleSmack]

Well if isn't then Canadians should consider invading NY harbor, yanking Lady Liberty off her current perch, towing her up to Newfoundland and parking her there where her light can once again shine brightly and where the words of Emma Lazarus may be more truly echoed.

You can build your own.

And let's get real... less than a thousand have crossed the border and ya'll are already freaking out. And you want a Statue of Liberty? LMAO

Which is why the system is fractured. Bandage the wounds, pack them on a bus and take them across the border toute suite! They broke the laws of the US first. We snagged them and turned them around.

But what of these people who are now on our side of the border? Immigration lawyers are probably made available, along with translators, to inform the illegal aliens what they've done wrong and what their rights are.

Most would ask, 'Why would any disappear?' Well, I'd bet that's because no one is watching them. No funds for extra babysitting help. Detainees can be kept under wraps at any Cdn jail until arrangements are made to deport them though.

I would be very surprised if the laws didn't read (paraphrased) to what I've written. If so, what's happened that a laid out process has failed? That, I do not know. The cynic in me suspects the immigration lawyers, but I have no proof that they would attempt any legal shenanigans.

Frustrating isn't it? Doesn't it suck when illegals do this and there is nothing you can do to send them back.

 

[Murphy]

It certainly works to the illegal alien's advantage. Incarceration in any jail seems to be the simplest, easiest solution, but this is 2017.

 

[EagleSmack]

Of course it does. Free everything!

 

[Cannuck]

You two should grow a pair. Your whining is pathetic

 

[Murphy]

Of course it does. Free everything!

They probably don't know about clean beds and three squares a day. I think that since most of them come from a place where police and jails represent pain and hardship, they would try to avoid both. I doubt that they would trust anyone from the Mounties or the border patrol. First chance you get, you run!

 

[Ludlow]

You can build your own.

And let's get real... less than a thousand have crossed the border and ya'll are already freaking out. And you want a Statue of Liberty? LMAO



Frustrating isn't it? Doesn't it suck when illegals do this and there is nothing you can do to send them back.

Your ancestors were illegal aliens dumbfukk. Only they came and slaughtered the natives. You hypocrites sicken me.

 

[EagleSmack]

Your ancestors were illegal aliens dumbfukk. Only they came and slaughtered the natives. You hypocrites sicken me.

This made me laugh... seriously... it made me laugh.

You are SO stupid!

They probably don't know about clean beds and three squares a day. I think that since most of them come from a place where police and jails represent pain and hardship, they would try to avoid both. I doubt that they would trust anyone from the Mounties or the border patrol. First chance you get, you run!

Well they are seeing the Canadian Border Patrol help them cross and even carry their luggage. Those optics are going to pay dividends for the tards... but the taxpayers are going to pay.

 

[Cannuck]

He's American. What can you say

 

[Murphy]

Well they are seeing the Canadian Border Patrol help them cross and even carry their luggage. Those optics are going to pay dividends for the tards... but the taxpayers are going to pay.

Perhaps if friends or relatives are told, they might believe that the police are okay. If I was working the border, they'd be slinging their own bags after I checked them.

Yeah, we're already paying. Our problem now, apart from the illegals, is the government has no self control over their spending. That will cost us now, and in social programs and policing later.

 

[JLM]

They are NOT refugees, they are ILLEGAL ALIENS - at least get that part right.

WTF can't you and JLM get it through your thick heads that the PM is BOUND BY LAW, FFS. There is a PROCESS in place that he and our government are BOUND by.

Between you and Corduroy I'm having a hard time getting much through my "thick head". You stated that they are not refugees but Illegal Aliens and Corduroy has advised me to goggle the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and I won't get much information googling the law. So which are they? Is it possible it's more of a Protocol than an actual law? Laws are clearly written under chapter, section, sub section, paragraph, verse etc. in a numerical order. Regardless of whether it's law or protocol, both those things can be changed, so does Justin plan on sitting with his finger up the ying yang until we have about 5 million of them sitting in Emerson?

 

[Corduroy]

Between you and Corduroy I'm having a hard time getting much through my "thick head". You stated that they are not refugees but Illegal Aliens and Corduroy has advised me to goggle the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and I won't get much information googling the law.

The Immigration and Refugee Protection Act is a law. I said you wouldn't much in the criminal code. You might notice there are words in the name of that law other than Refugee.

I don't know the immigration status of the people crossing the border. They are claiming refugee status.

 

[Curious Cdn]

They don't necessarily have to spend time in jail. I would be fully supportive of a taxpayer funded 16 ft aluminum boat, 9.9 HP motor and a free Canadian Navy boat ride to international waters. They can lower the 16 footer and illegals over side and point them toward where they need to go.

The Navy is all out of 16ft aluminium runabouts and they're waiting for more bidders before they submit their choice to DND headquarters. The process started in 2003 and a decision is pending before this decade is out. The NDP is trying to block the purchase and the Liberals are saying that there may be other ways of floating on water that still have to be examined in detail.

 

[Cannuck]

so does Justin plan on sitting with his finger up the ying yang until we have about 5 million of them sitting in Emerson?

I certainly hope so.

Unlike you, I certainly don't want politicians making kneejerk reactionary laws based on the fears of sniffily seniors or some other whiny group in society. It's that kind of logic that brought us the gun registry. I prefer letting competent, qualified and capable bureaucrats deal with problems and go to the politicians when the need something in terms of tools or resources.

Of course, I know how government does and doesn't, should and shouldn't work.

 

[DaSleeper]

Of course, I know how government does and doesn't, should and shouldn't work.

And a sniffity do da to you!
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[Ludlow]

Hell you don't know JLM his cods probably float to the top while taking a bath

 

[tay]

I'm interested in finding the chapter and verse in the criminal code where that law is laid out!

Why would upstanding citizens be trying to sneak past customs, if they don't think they'd be rejected?

There is no Canadian 'law'perse, on accepting Refugees but there is a legal process which determines if the qualify to stay, or be brought in from outside the country.

They are claiming refugee status as sanctioned by The UN Charter to which Canada is a participant to which binds Canada, regardless of it's the Libs, Cons or NDP in power to legally uphold the International laws.

The 1951 Refugee Convention is the key legal document that forms the basis of our work. Ratified​ by 145 State parties, it defines the term ‘refugee’ and outlines the rights of the displaced, as well as the legal obligations of States to protect them.

The core principle is non-refoulement, which asserts that a refugee should not be returned to a country where they face serious threats to their life or freedom. This is now considered a rule of customary international law.

UNHCR*- The 1951 Refugee Convention


UNHCR serves as the ‘guardian’ of the 1951 Convention and its 1967 Protocol. According to the legislation, States are expected to cooperate with us in ensuring that the rights of refugees are respected and protected.

The Canadian refugee system has two main parts:

• the Refugee and Humanitarian Resettlement Program, for people seeking protection from outside Canada; and
• the In-Canada Asylum Program for people making refugee protection claims from within Canada
• 
  Canada offers refugee protection to some people in Canada who fear persecution or who would be in danger if they had to leave. Some dangers they may face include torture, a risk to their life or a risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment. If you feel you could face one of these risks if you go back to your home country or the country where you normally live, you may be able to seek protection in Canada as a refugee.
  
  Claim refugee protection from inside Canada
  
  How does Canada's refugee system work?
  
  How does Canada's refugee system work?

 

[gerryh]

No, I know when a politician is bullsh*tting us. Trudeau's promise of electoral reform was just as empty and meaningless as Harper's promise to reform the Senate. The PM alone does not have the power to reform the electoral system or the Senate. Anyone who didn't have their heads shoved up their ideology would have known that in either case.

Half wrong. Harper couldn't do senate reform because the constitution would have to be opened and changed. Considering JT has a majority government, and election reform is under the jurisdiction of the House, yes, he could have made good on that promise.

 

[White_Unifier]

Half wrong. Harper couldn't do senate reform because the constitution would have to be opened and changed. Considering JT has a majority government, and election reform is under the jurisdiction of the House, yes, he could have made good on that promise.

Constitutional reform requires not only the House of Commons but at least half of all provinces representing at elast half of Canada's population combined.

 

[taxslave]

Google it. You won't find much in the Criminal Code though. Look in the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.



I don't think you know what our immigration law is. It isn't lax. It's very complicated. You can't just show up and claim refugee status and have it automatically granted to you, and in this particular case a specific legal provision makes it harder for these people have their claims succeed. If they had arrived on a boat from halfway around the world, they'd have a better chance. But since they came from the US, they might be turned away.

But in the meantime Canadian taxpayers have to feed, house, medicate, and lawyer these illegals. And at the speed our legal system operates there will be some having babies in Canada, who I believe will automatically become Dual citizens making citizenship for the parental units much more likely even if they are not quality people. Meanwhile prime immigrant applicants are not getting a chance to come to Canada.

Should we perch her at Halifax Harbour, Vancouver Harbour, or somewhere else?

Mackenzie Delta.

 

[gerryh]

Constitutional reform requires not only the House of Commons but at least half of all provinces representing at elast half of Canada's population combined.

wrong, nice try though.