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Recognized Torture, Deportation Maintained
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On April 19, Amadou* will be returned to Senegal, a country that Canada now considers "safe." Yet, this democratic political activist recognized as a victim of torture in the past claims that his return is tantamount to a death sentence. In a context where the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is increasing referrals at a record pace, Amadou's case highlights the flaws of a migration system where deportation budgets explode to the detriment o…
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