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Claims · 4
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 62 words U.S. prosecutors have linked the U.S. consulate and synagogue shootings to an IRGC terrorist network.1 In 2023, Global News reported that upward of 700 regime‑linked associates could be operating in Canada.2 A year ago, the government said that nearly 30 Iranian regime operatives who were here in Canada should be deported.3 Since then, reports have indicated that only one has been deported.4 The question · 16 words Can the government confirm if more than one individual has been deported in the last year?
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Signal · 100
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Signal checks whether every part makes a point, gives a reason, or asks for action. A low score means the speaker filled time with fluff, pleasantries, or attacks.
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Respect · 100
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Clarity · 100
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Claims · 4
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1 “U.S. prosecutors have linked the U.S. consulate and synagogue shootings to an IRGC terrorist network.” U.S. prosecutors have linked the U.S. consulate and synagogue shootings to an IRGC terrorist network. search 2 “upward of 700 regime‑linked associates could be operating in Canada” Global News reported in 2023 that upward of 700 Iranian regime-linked associates could be operating in Canada. search 3 “the government said that nearly 30 Iranian regime operatives who were here in Canada should be deported” Around June 2025 the Canadian government said nearly 30 Iranian regime operatives in Canada should be deported. search 4 “only one has been deported” Reports indicate that of the nearly 30 Iranian regime operatives the government said in 2025 should be deported, only one has been deported. search
