How refugees claimants seek asylum in Canada [CBC Explainer]

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CBC Manitoba's Teghan Beaudette breaks down how to get refugee status in Canada. To read more: cbc.ca/1.3933386
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Комментарии : 19

@dwaynejohnson776 7 лет назад

Another biased CBC video

@Dathremar 7 лет назад

why expect anything more?

@GuitarZombie 7 лет назад

Make sure they pay their carbon taxes

@BrandonSchleifer 7 лет назад

To accept immigrants, we need surplus resources. We have those, but in limited supply. This means only a small number of people can immigrate to Canada before the negative consequences become an issue. The people who are most effected by the negative consequences of immigration are the poor, the working class and new immigrants. I want to limit the number of immigrants and prioritize those most deserving and with the greatest desire to be Canadian, because I care about what happens after the immigrant gets here.

@tintinsmythe5837 7 лет назад

Too many immigrants, no more. NO MORE

@NovaDexter 7 лет назад

WE have ZERO responsibility to take in human money pits. What is this BUZZ feed?

@KansaiGene 7 лет назад

No foot of a new immigrant should step on the Canadian soil, until each and every natural-born Canadian is properly housed and fed!

@Tiger-zo2gn 7 лет назад

The system needs to be simplified. I know a personal story about one phony that took 5 years to deport after she claimed refugee status. That is too long. I don't agree with these people picking and choosing a safe country. For example, the one from Africa who crossed illegally into Canada from the U.S. and got frostbite. He will probably end up deported but it will be a few years from now. That needs to be fixed.

@dasalekhya 7 лет назад

@Canadian deportation is NOT the problem ... the problem is _where it starts_ --- *Canadian Asylum claimant Law* ... - which itself is not the root ... the *root problem is UN's **_Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees_* of which, Canada (& all the western world) is a signatory IF you do google it & read the Wikipedia page on this convention --- notice which *countries did NOT sign it*

@hershelbucksbaumrhinostein5241 7 лет назад

How the hell as he a "refugee" from the States? Was the welfare not enough to suit his needs in the USA forcing him to take a perilous life-threatening journey to Canada? I can't believe people fall for this crap.

@virtuitousvampire9371 7 лет назад

Tons of Canadians coming back too! I know a couple families going through this right now.

@cd7002 7 лет назад

"american refugees" what?

@MaahirMomtaz12 7 лет назад

C D There was that one man who escaped from Ghana due to him supposedly being under attack and became a refugee in the U.S. Then he fled to Manitoba in the cold, thus getting frostbite on his hands