“Mr. Speaker, yesterday it was revealed that Canadians paid over $275 million on health care for 130,000 rejected refugee claimants in the past 10 years. When bogus refugees and scammers are benefiting from a health care system they do not pay into and are receiving additional care that Canadians do not, such as vision care, counselling, home care and physiotherapy, something is wrong. When will the Prime Minister put Canadians first and stop scammers from taking advantage of our system?”
Statement grade
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Claims 71%Reasoning 10%Promise 19%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 42 wordsthe cost of health care for an asylum claimant is tied to volumes.The good news is that the asylum claims have gone down.If we compare the first two months of this year to 2024, it has gone down by two-thirds.1Reasoning · 6 wordsThat is good news for Canada, Promise · 11 wordsand with Bill C-12, we will continue to reduce those claims.Vague promise