“Mr. Speaker, the Liberal immigration minister says she is “accountable” but not responsible for dropping the ball when letting terrorists into Canada. Letting in a known terrorist should have set off every alarm bell in the Liberal government, yet just last week, the visitor permit of an Iranian regime-linked individual was specifically exempted and his entry into Canada rubber-stamped under the Liberal minister’s watch. A simple Google search could have stopped this. Worse, the Liberal Prime Minister is letting the minister keep her job. Does that mean the Prime Minister is responsible but not accountable for the failures of his Liberal immigration minister?”
Statement grade
B
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Average 79 / 100
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Claims 72%Promise 28%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 58 wordsI want to assure all Canadians that no IRGC member was admitted into Canada.1Hidden agencyOur government has been clear that IRGC members and all senior officials of the Iranian government are inadmissible to Canada.2We have rigorous processes in place to ensure that anyone in the country who has ties to the IRGC goes through a removals process.Promise · 22 wordsWe will continue to work with our border, immigration and law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety and security of all Canadians.Partly on pointVague promise
