countryboy
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Why does Canada hate people from shithole countries? That's racist!!!!!
Migrants Fleeing to Canada Learn Even a Liberal Nation Has Limits
Migrants Fleeing to Canada Learn Even a Liberal Nation Has Limits
Why does Canada hate brown people?
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Jade Dragon
And I'm the one that jaded you.
Why do you expect they would take anyone in? I didn't even think about moving there myself, because I knew I wouldn't be a probable candidate. It's the same for any country really.
Is something going on, because some of your reactions to things don't have quite the levelheadedness that I've come to expect from you?
countryboy
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Minister of Truth
Practically Perfect
I think you mean Canada was faking it.
countryboy
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Yet another Swing and a Miss ... I just got back from Toronto
Had a great time ... and we all got a Huge Laugh at the Racist in The US, including the Grand Dragon Drumpf
If you'd sober up, you might get the point. Canada doesn't hate brown people, despite their strict policies on illegal, and LEGAL immigration.
FYI, having a beet red nose doesn't make you a "brown person".
countryboy
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What does that have to do with anything? Why do you chastise Trump for proposing similar immigration policies to Canada?
evince
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Fentoine Lum
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Why does countryfuck think he gets to decide what goes down in another country? Well, maybe because that's how his country behaves; as if it is entitled to rule the world and he bought into the insanity
Fentoine Lum
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Don can't make sense of immigration here, no one else wants that hooker chaser running their affairs.
evince
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Migrants Fleeing to Canada Learn Even a Liberal Nation Has Limits
After fleeing to Montreal from Long Island, Marlise Beauville felt, she said, as if she had reached the Promised Land.
She entered the country last summer without immigration papers, yet received a work permit, a monthly stipend of 600 Canadian dollars, or $480, free health care and free French lessons. The weather has become bone-cold chilly but her Canadian neighbors are warm.
Though it is not clear that she will be able to stay, she is hunkering down, adamant that limbo in Canada is better than returning to Haiti, where she fears that the family of her dead husband will kill her. “I won’t — I can’t — go back to Haiti,” said Ms. Beauville, a caregiver from Anse-à-Veau, Haiti, who was visiting a Haitian community center here the other day.
But Canadian officials are warning that even liberal Canada has its limits amid concerns, fairly or not, that illegal migration is stretching the immigration system to a breaking point and risks stoking a potential backlash.
Canada’s minister of immigration, Ahmed Hussen, himself a former refugee who moved to the country from Somalia when he was 16, said Canada was proud to be a welcoming country but could not welcome everyone. Only about 8 percent of Haitian migrants had received asylum here since the summer, he said, while there is a backlog of about 40,700 cases, according to Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board.
“We don’t want people to illegally enter our border, and doing so is not a free ticket to Canada,” Mr. Hussen said in an interview. “We are saying, ‘You will be apprehended, screened, detained, fingerprinted, and if you can’t establish a genuine claim, you will be denied refugee protection and removed.’ ”
when did Donny offer that?
After fleeing to Montreal from Long Island, Marlise Beauville felt, she said, as if she had reached the Promised Land.
She entered the country last summer without immigration papers, yet received a work permit, a monthly stipend of 600 Canadian dollars, or $480, free health care and free French lessons. The weather has become bone-cold chilly but her Canadian neighbors are warm.
Though it is not clear that she will be able to stay, she is hunkering down, adamant that limbo in Canada is better than returning to Haiti, where she fears that the family of her dead husband will kill her. “I won’t — I can’t — go back to Haiti,” said Ms. Beauville, a caregiver from Anse-à-Veau, Haiti, who was visiting a Haitian community center here the other day.
But Canadian officials are warning that even liberal Canada has its limits amid concerns, fairly or not, that illegal migration is stretching the immigration system to a breaking point and risks stoking a potential backlash.
Canada’s minister of immigration, Ahmed Hussen, himself a former refugee who moved to the country from Somalia when he was 16, said Canada was proud to be a welcoming country but could not welcome everyone. Only about 8 percent of Haitian migrants had received asylum here since the summer, he said, while there is a backlog of about 40,700 cases, according to Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board.
“We don’t want people to illegally enter our border, and doing so is not a free ticket to Canada,” Mr. Hussen said in an interview. “We are saying, ‘You will be apprehended, screened, detained, fingerprinted, and if you can’t establish a genuine claim, you will be denied refugee protection and removed.’ ”
when did Donny offer that?
Fentoine Lum
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When did anyone else?
evince
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countryboy
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Canada doesn't allow unfettered immigration, let alone illegal immigration. Look it up lazy girl.
