Canada deports more people, predominantly those rejected for refugee status

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Quebec registered a significant 40% decline in refugee claims in January 2025, with 3130 claims, compared to 5195 claims in January 2024, a trend that has begun since April 2024 in Quebec.

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Canada’s deportations hit highest level in nearly a decade, data shows - National

By late November, Canada's removal numbers had reached their highest point since at least 2015, when the governing Liberals led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau came to power.

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Deportations from Canada up 11 per cent in 2024, with half a million more awaiting removal

Last year Canada reported 16,860 enforced removals, reaching the highest level since 2019.

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Canada deports more people, predominantly those rejected for refugee status

Canada deported more people last year to hit its highest annual level of removals in about a decade, overwhelmingly deporting people whose refugee claims were rejected, data obtained by Reuters showed.

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Canadians are leaving the country in record numbers and nearly 50% are from one province

New data shows Canadians are on the move, but not just across provinces — many are leaving the country altogether. In 2024, emigration from Canada hit a level not seen in years, with thousands of residents deciding to start fresh somewhere else in search of cheaper cost of living or an improved quality of life. The trend has been building for a while, but last year's numbers set a new high, and one province played a massive role in the exodus.

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People trying to seek asylum should not be deported, court hears

Amendments made to the Refugees Act in 2023 are unconstitutional because they allow asylum seekers to be deported before they are able to access the asylum system. This puts them in danger and at risk of persecution. This was the main argument made by the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town.