Escapees' bid for freedom dies at sea The Australian Stephen Fitzpatrick January 16, 2009 A NINE-YEAR-OLD Afghani boy is feared among the dead after a group of would-be asylum-seekers was shipwrecked trying to cross from West Timor to Australia. Police … Continue reading
Recession Unlikely to Drive Away Illegal Immigrants, Report Finds By N.C. Aizenman The Washington Post, January 15, 2009 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/01/14/ AR2009011401366_pf.html Although the U.S. economy's nosedive has probably contributed to a substantial drop in the number of illegal immigrants coming into … Continue reading
House Votes to Expand Child Health Insurance By Shailagh Murray and Ceci Connolly The Washington Post, January 15, 2009; Page A06 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/01/14/ AR2009011403241.html The House easily approved an expansion of government health coverage for low-income children yesterday, a top priority … Continue reading
The people crunch Jan 15th 2009 From The Economist print edition The economic slump is battering migrants. For tens of millions of people working outside their homelands, life is becoming much more precarious AFP WORKERS waiting at airports: some flying … Continue reading
Citizenship test plans published By Dominic Casciani Home affairs reporter, BBC News January 15, 2009 Immigrants who want to become British will need to pass more tests to prove their worth under citizenship plans. The Home Office bill will make … Continue reading
Lumley slams officials over Gurkhas The Press Association January 15, 2009 Actress Joanna Lumley accused defence officials of scaremongering about the potential cost of settling retired Gurkhas in the UK. A report in Wednesday's Evening Standard said military officials were … Continue reading
UK-Irish travellers to face passport checks Tighter border controls on air and sea routes to end 80 years' free movement Alan Travis, home affairs editor guardian.co.uk, Thursday 15 January 2009 17.24 GMT Fifteen million a people a year who travel … Continue reading
Job market tightens for Filipinos By Alexia Johnston The Ashburton Guardian January 15, 2009 Skilled Filipinos will no longer gain easy employment access to New Zealands dairy industry, despite their reputation as hard honest workers. Immigration New Zealand has tightened … Continue reading
Change the things you can Rudyard Griffiths National Post Published: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 Discussion about what should be in the upcoming federal budget has focused almost exclusively on how tax cuts, infrastructure spending and direct cash infusions for troubled … Continue reading
More Gitmo inmates may look to Canada Jim Brown THE CANADIAN PRESS Jan 14, 2009 05:54 PM OTTAWA Omar Khadr isn't the only Guantanamo inmate who could look northward if the incoming Obama administration carries through on its promise to … Continue reading
Paraplegic deportee in Canadian custody UPI Published: Jan. 14, 2009 at 6:45 PM WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Jan. 14 (UPI) — A wheelchair-bound deportee was taken into custody in Canada Wednesday after skipping a deportation flight to Britain, authorities said. Paraplegic Chris … Continue reading
George Bush again urged to free ex-agents By Diana Washington Valdez The El Paso Times (TX), January 14, 2009 http://www.elpasotimes.com/newupdated/ci_11447733 El Paso, TX — U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., said Tuesday they had repeated their … Continue reading
The migrants who just don't belong, by the Archbishop of York By Steve Doughty MailOnSunday.co.uk Last updated at 12:20 AM on 14th January 2009 The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, says migrants have failed to integrate into British society … Continue reading
Immigration workers in BNP probe BBC NEWS January 14, 2009 An investigation was launched after two immigration workers were suspected of being members of the far-right British National Party, it has emerged. The UK Border Agency said the pair were … Continue reading
Migrant accountants fail English test Yuko Narushima Sydney Morning Herald January 14, 2009 OVERSEAS accountants are flocking to Australia under the skilled migration program but few pass the English requirements to work in the sector, leaving labour shortfalls unmet, a … Continue reading
Australia, Vietnam, UK strike anti-crime pact ABC NEWS Posted Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:21am AEDT Communist Vietnam has signed pacts with Australia and Britain to jointly fight migration fraud and other transnational crime, statements from London and Canberra said. Australia … Continue reading
BP attempts to break cycle of repeat crossings By Denise Holley The Nogales International (AZ), January 13, 2009 http://www.nogalesinternational.com/articles/2009/01/13/news/ doc496cb19f2a616043016592.txt U.S. Border Patrol agents in the Tucson Sector would like to see the day when fewer illegal immigrants travel north … Continue reading
Raids to become the focus of immigration policy push By Jared Allen The Hill (Washington, DC), January 13, 2009 http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/raids-to-become-the-focus-of- immigration-policy-push-2009-01-13.html Hispanic Democrats are changing their strategy to get a sweeping rewrite of immigration laws passed, focusing attention on controversial … Continue reading
E-Verify postponed for contractors By Alice Lipowicz FEDERAL COMPUTER WEEK Jan 12, 2009 Enforcement of a new rule that requires federal contractors to use the Homeland Security Departments E-Verify system to check employees' work eligibility has been postponed until Feb. … Continue reading
Gordon Brown's jobs drive 'undermined by immigration policies' Gordon Brown's drive to create new jobs for British workers and get the unemployed back in work risks being undermined by his immigration policies, an influential coalition of MPs, peers, churchmen and … Continue reading
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QUICK IMMIGRATION FACTS----THE FOLLOWING "CLOCKS" BEGAN ON JANUARY 1, 2025 :
1. Net Cost of Immigration to Canada: Up to $35 Billion per year about 10 years ago. The amount is now probably at least $40 Billion per year. How many homeless could Canada take off our streets with that $40 Billion? The lower figure ($35 Billion) amounts to $95,890,000 per day, and so far in 2025,
2. Total Foreign Nationals entering Canada through both legal immigration programs and through illegal border crossing into Canada : over 1.5 million, which includes:
• 340,000 Immigrants in the Economic & Family Class
• 500,000 to 700,000 International Students
• 150,000 to 200,000 Temporary Foreign Workers
• 50,000 to 60,000 Illegal Border Crossers
• 250,000 International Mobility Workers.
So far in 2025, the following number of foreign nationals who have settled in Canada is:
3. According to Canada's Border Police (Canada Border Services Agency or CBSA), about 50,000 Illegals entered Canada in each of the three years starting in 2017. That's a total of 150,000 illegals, most of whom are now fake "refugee" claimants. Remember that this inflow started after Trudeau foolishly declared in January, 2017 : "To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith." According to projections, another 50,000 illegals will enter Canada in . So far in , the following number have already entered Canada :
4. According to the Canadian Bureau for International Education (a private advocacy group), as of December 31, 2018, there were 571,215 international students in Canada, a 16% increase over 2017. This number increases every year, and so far in 2025, this totals
5. Number of 10-Year Visa Recipients. This immigration category was created by former Conservative Immigration Minister Jason Kenney as a way of appeasing ethnic groups (Sikhs and Chinese especially) who wanted to bring relatives (particularly parents and grandparents) to Canada, supposedly to perform household duties such as babysitting. The 10-Visitor Visa program was invented to prevent parents and grandparents from becoming permanent residents and eventually permanent burdens on Canada. The program allows parents and grandparents of immigrants to stay in Canada temporarily (up to 10 years). According to Vancouver Sun columnist, Douglas Todd, in the first 3 years of this program, more than 3 million 10-Year Visitor Visas were granted. To Canada’s horror, this program appears to be turning into a national scandal. According to recent reports, labour contractors in ethnic groups are using the huge pool of 10-Year Visa Recipients as a pool of cheap labour. Undoubtedly, these Visa Recipients are taking jobs that Canadians should get. Assuming a rate of 25,000 new 10-Year Visitor Visas being issued per year, the total number of 10-Year Visa recipients issued since 2014 is:
6. Number of Temporary Foreign Workers. According to StatsCan, in the years 2013 to 2017, Canada allowed 540,807 Temporary Foreign Workers to come to Canada to work. So far in 2025, this totals:
7. According to the World Bank, Remittances sent 'back home' by Temporary Foreign Workers and Immigrants in Canada total $40 Billion a year. That means $40 Billion less circulating in Canada's economy and not employing Canadian-born. So far, in 2025, the remittance total is:
8. According to Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) statistics, About 142,755 Refugee Claims were referred to the IRB in the years 2015 to 2018. For Immigration and Refugee Board details, see Refugee Protection Claims. So far in 2025, the following number have been referred to the IRB:
9. The International Mobility Program admitted about 70,000 guest workers to Canada in 2005. But by 2018, Canada was accepting more than 250,000 in this category, which is typically made up of younger foreigners on two-year visas. The International Mobility Program is a second Temporary Foreign Worker Program, and according to two Canadian economists, most Canadians are unaware of this program and employers are widely abusing it. So far in 2025, this totals:
