Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
During question period on immigration, the Conservatives said the immigration system is broken, arguing that fraudulent refugee claims and criminals are getting through and that asylum claims should not be used as a shortcut, and asked what the government will do to stop this. The Liberal minister replied that the government is working to protect the system from fraud, in co-operation with security partners, provinces, territories and businesses, and that newcomers must meet Canada’s criteria.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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