 Trudeau should probably stop telling desperate refugees that everyone is welcome in CanadaMisc CDN | 206910 hits | Apr 03 7:33 am | Posted by: ShepherdsDog  Trudeau isn�t just blatantly spreading falsehoods by sending that message � he�s actually enticing people to uproot their lives, throwing another wrench into an already chaotic immigration system, all based on disingenuous messaging.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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They're not refugees they're illegal immigrants who should be sent back.
YOU wouldn't have any idea if they're refugees or not since you don't know their individual circumstances.
And if they're applying for refugee status upon arrival they're not "illegal immigrants"
It makes them the same as your ancestors who came here searching for something better.
Unfortunately it's not quite the sane scenario.
Unfortunately it's not quite the sane scenario.
You're right, there's nothing sane about xenophobia.
Under the Canada-U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement, persons seeking refugee protection must make a claim in the first country they arrive in (United States or Canada), unless they qualify for an exception to the Agreement. Therefore, refugee claimants arriving from the United States at the Canada-United States land border may be allowed to pursue their refugee claims in Canada if they meet an exception under the Safe Third Country Agreement.
The Safe Third Country Agreement does not apply to U.S. citizens or to habitual residents of the United States who are not citizens of any country
But if you go to the exceptions section of that government website you come to this.
the claimant had arrived in Canada directly from a designated safe third country
Therefore it would seem he would be disqualified and the following would come into effect sending him back directly from the border crossing.
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/agency-agenc ... protection
So it sounds like if you go to the America/Canada border and claim refugee status you'll get sent back, but apparently you can get past that by border jumping illegally because...I don't know why...
But sounds illegal to me, so yeah, I'm calling "illegal immigrant" too. Something's illegal there or who needs border crossings? Why wouldn't everybody jump the border if it's not illegal? Brah sounds correct when he says "illegal immigrant". Personally I would have said immigrant invader.
Unfortunately it's not quite the sane scenario.
You're right, there's nothing sane about xenophobia.
Oh dear, Lemmy's got a term. Everybody has to shut up now. No place for rational fact based argument anymore cause Lemmy's got a term.
Unfortunately it's not quite the sane scenario.
You're right, there's nothing sane about xenophobia.
There's nothing sane about letting people into your country who are facing deportation from the US due to their past felony convictions.
There's nothing sane about letting people into your country who are facing deportation from the US due to their past felony convictions.
So is that the story being spread these days? The standard terrorist claim is getting a little long in the tooth?
They're running away from the USA because they're criminals.
If they were escaping Canada, I'd be fucking ashamed. But since the Trumpoids appeared, there is no shame on the right.
If we're talking exceptions, I mean....like the the criminals that no doubt have taken cover with the incoming groups, or will, of course join the expected, greatly increased, invading horde this summer.
But in general it's illegal to jump the border. They're breaking the law. And it's being allowed, because...nobody seems to know.
They're not refugees they're illegal immigrants who should be sent back.
YOU wouldn't have any idea if they're refugees or not since you don't know their individual circumstances.
And if they're applying for refugee status upon arrival they're not "illegal immigrants"
If they crossing from the United States they're illegal immigrants and should enter the Country through the proper legal channels immigrants do to become Canadian citizens.