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Ottawa tells 30,000 asylum claimants they may not receive a hearing
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Approximately 30,000 asylum-seekers will have to provide more evidence in support of their claim, otherwise the claim will be deemed inadmissible.
·Montreal, Canada
Read Full ArticleOttawa tells 30,000 asylum claimants they may not receive a hearing
Wikimedia CommonsAuthor: Cosmin DzsurdzsaThe federal government is taking steps to curb the massive backlog of refugee and asylum hearings.Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has begun issuing notices to approximately 30,000 refugee claimants, informing them that they may no longer qualify for a full asylum hearing under updated national laws.The Counter Signal receives zero tax-dollars. Help us replace the legacy media. Become a subscr…
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