Let's talk frankly about immigration Randall Denley, The Ottawa Citizen Friday, January 24, 2003 Canadians are sleepwalking through what's likely the most profound change of our times. Statistics Canada confirmed this week what we can see every day on the … Continue reading
Fixing the refugee mess (Macleans, Dec 16, 2002) Daniel Stoffman The best way to understand what is wrong with Canada's refugee policy is to compare it with a truly compassionate one. Norway's program is all about helping the poorest refugees … Continue reading
A welcome mat for murderers A new Canada-U.S. agreement on refugees threatens the safety of Canadians, says James Bissett. Citizen Special, Thursday, December 05, 2002 by James Bissett Picture caption: Keeping the Taps Running: The agreement with the U.S. will … Continue reading
Published in Policy Options September, 2002 A DEFENSE OF THE SAFE COUNTRY CONCEPT FOR REFUGEES In late June of this year Canadas Deputy Prime Minister John Manley and United States Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge, announced a thirty point smart … Continue reading
Canada's Asylum System, A Threat to American Security? May 2002 By James Bissett Download the .pdf version Canada has the most generous asylum system of any country in the world. Any individual who arrives in Canada or who reaches Canadian … Continue reading
National Post, January 28, 2002 Streamlining refugees is sure to backfire by James Bissett, Immigration lawyers welcome the news that the Immigration Refugee Board (IRB) is considering a streamlined system for dealing with refugee claimants. This was to be expected, … Continue reading
Time To Cap The Refugee Industry The town around the United Nations' Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya staging ground for the current controversial importation of Somali Bantu into Middle Americagrew from 5,000 in 1990 to 40,000 in 2000. Kenyans from … Continue reading
Presentation by James Bissett to the Trilateral Commission New York, November 14, 2003 TROUBLED BORDERS-CANADA, THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO INTRODUCTION Throughout the twentieth century Canadians and Americans have boasted about sharing the longest undefended border in the world. It … Continue reading
Better a flow than a flood By MARTIN COLLACOTT Globe and Mail Wednesday, Sep. 17, 2003 Some Canadians seem to think that a preference for moderate immigration levels reflects hostility toward immigrants. This is absurd. Many immigrants themselves would prefer … Continue reading
National Post August 21, 2003 Recruiting Grits by race is a bad idea by Des Verma, Lenn Chow, Martin Collacott, Stephen Kaufmann In Vancouver On August 13 the National Post published an open letter to the Liberal Party of Canada … Continue reading
September 6, 2004: Why Immigration Isn't The Best Way To Solve A Labour Shortage September 6, 2004: Why Immigration Isn't The Best Way To Solve A Labour Shortage Martin Collacott Special to the Sun Monday, September 06, 2004 Tom Kent, … Continue reading
What We Believe En franais Immigration Watch Canada believes that Canada should do the following : (1) DRAMATICALLY REDUCE IMMIGRATION LEVELS We believe in major reductions to Canada's present immigration levels. As we noted in the section “Who We Are”, … Continue reading
June 29, 2004: Harper's Immigration Folly Harper's Immigration Folly VDARE.com June 29, 2004 By Kevin Michael Grace [Previously by Kevin Michael Grace: Canadian Conservative Leader No Immigration Extremist. Too Bad.] Canada's federal Liberal Party won its fourth consecutive election Mondaythe … Continue reading
Alameda Times-Star Subsidizing illegal immigration Friday, May 14, 2004 – THIS year, nearly 7,500 qualified California residents — who would otherwise be entering California state universities as incoming freshmen — are likely to be turned away for lack of funds. … Continue reading
April 8, 2005: The Miracle On The Southwest Border: Illegal Immigration Smashed April 8, 2005 The Miracle on the Southwest Border: Illegal Immigration Smashed A Direct Field Report on the Arizona-Mexico No-Mans Land The Arizona border with Sonora outside Naco … Continue reading
October 21, 2003: Immigration Policy Costing American Workers $2600 A Year (Edwin Rubenstein–VDARE Archive) National Data, By Edwin S. Rubenstein Immigration Policy Costing American Workers $2,600 A Year A reader recently wrote us: “Imagine my tremendous consternation at being caught, … Continue reading
December 23, 2002: The Roots Of Gang Warfare (B.C. Sikhs Must Look Hard At Themselves) December 23, 2002 THE ROOTS OF GANG WARFARE B.C.'s Sikhs must look hard at themselves RENU BAKSHI HE LEFT THE nightclub in his usual fashion … Continue reading
'We are still at war,' immigration chief says Victor Manuel Ramos Sentinel Staff Writer From Orlando Sentinel September 12, 2007 Speaking to Orlando law students on the anniversary of 9-11, U.S. immigration chief Emilio Gonzalez said the processing of immigrants … Continue reading
Barroso: Confident Italy is in line with EU immigration principles M&C Jul 15, 2008, 14:15 GMT Rome – European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso expressed confidence Tuesday that Italy's immigration polices would be in line with the European Union's principles … Continue reading
Controversy over bilingual election campaign The Radio Netherlands News, February 23, 2010 http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/controversy-over-bilingual-election-campaign While the tax department is allowed to send information in Turkish, politicians may only use Dutch. Can you distribute brochures in Turkish asking voters to elect a … Continue reading
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QUICK IMMIGRATION FACTS----THE FOLLOWING "CLOCKS" BEGAN ON JANUARY 1, 2019 :
1. Net Cost of Immigration to Canada: up to $35 Billion per year. That amounts to $95,890,000 per day, and so far in 2019,
2. Number of immigrants coming to Canada per year: an average of close to 250,000 since 1991 (Note: in 2016 and 2017, Canada took in about 300,000). That's 822 per day, 34 per hour. This unnecessary and relentless intake is an abnormality in our immigration history, and has made many Canadians feel like strangers in their own country.
3. According to the Canadian Bureau of International Education (a private advocacy group), there were over 336,000 foreign students in Canada in 2014. The CBIE and many public agencies claim that International Students are a net economic contributor to Canada. However, NO Canadian study has ever been done to prove that claim. In fact, in the U.S., a study done by the National Academy of Sciences and other agencies showed that in spite of the high fees paid by International Students, U.S. sources were actually subsidizing International Students. In the case of Graduate students, the average subsidy was about $12,000 + per year. Canada continues to accept large numbers of NEW international students every year:
4. Number of Temporary Foreign Workers allowed to work in Canada: We hit a record 491,547 in 2012 (5 times higher than in 2002)!! That number consisted of 213,573 new TFW's in 2012 and 277,974 TFW's already here.
5. Remittances sent overseas total $24 Billion a year. Remittances represent the amount of money sent 'back home' by foreign-born workers in Canada.
6. Canada gave refugee status to 122,518 people from 2009 to 2013. That's an average of 24,514 people in each year --- 67 per day. The number of people applying for such status was probably at least twice the 24,514 number.
