Rethinking our refugee system
Canada's refugee system is broken. It is groaning under the weight of a massive backlog, burdened by a Byzantine decision-making system, and freighted with a cumbersome deportation process. An unsustainable surge in refugee claims prompted the government to impose visa requirements on two democracies, Mexico and the Czech Republic, last summer. The recent acceptance of a white South African as a refugee further highlighted the cracks in the system. Read More ...
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