“Mr. Speaker, every week Canadians get up to another headline about the immigration minister botching her job. Corruption runs rampant in her department. Criminals walk away with discount sentences. She is issuing 215,000 new work permits while Canadian kids cannot find jobs, with no plan to deport the temporary residents who will not leave. Today, we learn that she is covering the premium health care costs of nearly 74,000 people whose asylum claims have already been rejected as fraudulent. How does it feel to be failing so publicly and so repeatedly on a file that is so important?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 80 wordsI am actually very glad to receive this question today because the Parliamentary Budget Officer verified, today, what we have known all along.1That is that the reasons for the costs are tied to volumes, and volumes are coming down.We have substantially reduced the asylum numbers by 60%.2Within three years, there will be $200 million in annual savings from changes to the supplemental coverage that we have put in place.3We are taking action and it is working.Vague promise
