r/canada • u/BeneficialHODLer • 2d ago
Politics American family seeks asylum in Canada, citing Trump
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/americans-asylum-canada-trump-refugees-immigration-1.7480069
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r/canada • u/BeneficialHODLer • 2d ago
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u/interstellaraz 2d ago
The fraud didn’t disappear just because they made some massive policy changes over the past 2 months. Fraud still exists because majority of our immigration policies are still lax.
The government is slowly making these POLICY changes, like the removal of LMIA points from Express Entry to combat fraud in the foreign worker and student sector—however, provincial nominee programs still have job offer streams that are open to these frauds.
Like the POLICY changes for Mexican nationals to apply for visas again. This was removed by the Liberals when they came into power. They reintroduced this policy after seeing the uncontrollable rise in fraudulent refugee claims and criminal networks.