Miguel, 22, is the breadwinner of his young family. An apprentice carpenter in Montreal and father to a seven-month-old, he now faces deportation in what lawyers and advocates say is becoming an increasingly common situation where asylum seeker families face separation by Canada’s push to deport more people.
The family is scrambling to convince the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to give them more time to appeal with what’s called a pre-removal risk assessment, a last-ditch effort to prove to immigration officials he faces threats to his life in Mexico.
But his deportation date — May 5 — comes 10 days before he’d be eligible for that.
what are we even doing in this country dude?
Post Nation State*
Economic zone is also acceptable
Why has Canada seeminly adopted American-style ‘rules’ on how to treat immigrants?
We never used to be so vicious.
Most of last year, Carney did nothing but appease the orange pedophile down south… predictably we got nothing for it.
It LOOKS like Carney learnt that lesson and is adjusting but we’ll have to see action and not just pretty words to confirm
He hasn’t.
Billionaire in Canada take not from the US Billionaire and they’re now trying to do the same. It’s going on since the 90s
