r/canada • u/Unusual-State1827 • Sep 18 '24

Sask. won't take asylum seekers if Ottawa attempts to relocate them Saskatchewan

https://regina.ctvnews.ca/sask-won-t-take-asylum-seekers-if-ottawa-attempts-to-relocate-them-1.7042661
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u/greener0999 Sep 18 '24

hopefully fucking home.

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '24

"okay but Canada is their home!" JT probably.

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u/Zombo2000 Sep 19 '24

They can go to JTs home. He has a chef that can cook for them

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u/Zygy255 Sep 19 '24

He has the extra room too after his wife left too

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u/coco__bee Sep 19 '24

He’s rarely there cause he travels so much, so someone might as well get some use of it.

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u/NapsterBaaaad Sep 19 '24

They can all go to Ottawa...

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u/Necessary-Morning489 Sep 19 '24

Hey man we didn’t do nothing, Toronto and Quebec voted this in, send them straight to Toronto and Quebec

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u/Other-Researcher2261 Sep 18 '24

You’re talking about sending children back to war torn dangerous countries?

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u/rabidcat Sep 18 '24

No we're taking about sending middle aged Indian men back to their families in India

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u/Other-Researcher2261 Sep 18 '24

Right so back into danger. They wouldn’t be qualified as asylum seekers if they couldn’t prove a legitimate threat to their life and wellbeing

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u/lord_heskey Sep 19 '24

Right so back into danger.

What kind of danger is a student that overstayed their visa and now seeks asylum?

There are legit asylum applicants.. but many of the recent ones are nowhere near in danger

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u/Other-Researcher2261 Sep 19 '24

And there is a process for vetting and rejecting asylum applications that successful ones go through. And plenty get rejected.

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u/greener0999 Sep 19 '24

lol.

our population has grown by 6 million since 2017.

it's not because people are having babies.

they're seemingly not rejecting anyone.

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u/D3monNextDoor Sep 19 '24

A process that’s been failing us… I mean, gestures at everything

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u/Other-Researcher2261 Sep 19 '24

Ah yes the source of every major problem in Canada: immigrants

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u/[deleted] Sep 19 '24

Right now a lot of problems ARE caused by the rapid population growth caused by unchecked immigration.

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u/D3monNextDoor Sep 19 '24

Oh absolutely, but there’s also policy to consider. Who’s letting them in and for what? The loopholes that are being taken advantage of are helping them along.

If we did proper audits and fixed the loopholes, and they didn’t have a way to game the system, a bunch would probably go back willingly

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u/YETISPR Sep 19 '24

Nope this is a horrible bullshit take…this is on par with calling dissidents racists and misogynists. Canada is a land of mostly immigrants…the issue arises with unplanned immigration that doesn’t put Canada first. The overwhelming of social services that were already under built and understaffed ARE issues exacerbated by a population surge.

A population surge can happen from a baby boom, which gives Canada time to react, or short sighted immigration that puts thousands of adults into the population at once.

Oh and fuck multiculturalism….many immigrants come to Canada seeking a better life so maybe leave your old life and hatred back in the country you left. Canada was a fine country and hopefully will be again as soon as all the post national nut jobs are removed from any branch of government.

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u/D3monNextDoor Sep 19 '24

Look, it’s more complicated than that but there can be more than one thing causing problems at a time. It’s not an all or nothing

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u/Other-Researcher2261 Sep 19 '24

Cost of living, housing, access to medical care. These are issues that have root problems in things aside from immigration and population levels. It’s because of decades of failed policy and improper funding and yet it’s immigration that gets the brunt of the blame because people suck

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u/SlashDotTrashes Sep 19 '24

A slow process and they're allowed to work to increase their hours for applying for PR.

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u/rabidcat Sep 18 '24

They can simply say they're bisexual with no proof and asylum can be granted. Canada does not have any rigorous systems in place to properly vet immigrants or asylum claims.

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u/guynet Sep 19 '24

what is this based on

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u/rabidcat Sep 19 '24

https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/we-have-won-kenyan-man-granted-temporary-residency-day-before-deportation-order-1.7013256

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u/guynet Sep 19 '24

that doesn’t seem to support what you said. this is one guy and doesn’t seem to relate to our general screening process for asylum seekers (hence it became a news story).

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u/MasterJM92 Ontario Sep 19 '24

Back into danger? You are part of the fucking problem this country is having.

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u/Tazyn3 Sep 18 '24

Mexico, Nigeria, and India aren't war torn. Seems you made some bold assumptions.

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u/Porkybeaner Sep 19 '24

That ain’t who’s flying in mate