ICE Defends Detention of Canadian Man as 'Privilege'
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is defending its detention of a Canadian man, stating that release is a 'privilege, not a right,' amid ongoing legal and diplomatic scrutiny.
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Conservatives Target Asylum System 'Abuse' in Canada
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner calls for stricter measures against bogus asylum claims and limiting benefits for rejected applicants, despite reduced overall immigration levels.
Canada Deports Only One Senior Iranian Official Despite Ban
Despite strong rhetoric against Iran's regime, Canada has deported just one senior Iranian official under a federal ban, raising questions about enforcement and national security.
Canada Pauses Deportations to Israel, Lebanon Due to War
The Canada Border Services Agency has temporarily suspended removals of inadmissible individuals to Israel and Lebanon, citing safety concerns from the ongoing regional conflict.
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Court Blocks Bid to End Haitian TPS Protections
A divided appeals court has refused to let the Trump administration revoke legal protections for over 350,000 Haitians, citing risks of violence and lack of medical care in Haiti.
Supreme Court: Asylum Seekers Entitled to Subsidized Daycare
Canada's Supreme Court has ruled that asylum seekers must have access to subsidized daycare programs, with Chief Justice Richard Wagner advocating for broader Charter protections for refugee claimants.
U.S. Immigration Authorities Arrest Reporter in Tennessee
A Spanish-language news reporter was detained by U.S. immigration authorities in Tennessee, raising concerns about press freedom and immigration enforcement practices.
911 Calls Reveal Misery at ICE's Largest Detention Center
Emergency calls from the Camp East Montana immigrant detention center detail attempted suicides, fights, and severe pain, highlighting harsh conditions at the ICE facility in Texas.
Iranian Canadians Struggle to Contact Loved Ones in Iran
As airstrikes escalate in Iran, Iranian Canadians in British Columbia face immense anxiety while trying to reach family members. Many express complex views on military intervention and regime change.
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Edmonton Letters: Immigration, Trump, Police Stories
Edmonton Journal readers voice concerns over government immigration contradictions, criticize Trump's tariff policies, and share heartfelt appreciation for local police actions in community letters.
ICE Arrests Journalist Without Warrant in Nashville
A reporter for Nashville Noticias was detained by ICE without a warrant, with her lawyers filing an emergency petition alleging retaliation for critical coverage of the agency.
Stakeholders Who Cheered Liberal Immigration Expansion Share Blame
Former immigration official Andrew Griffith argues business, education, and provincial stakeholders bear responsibility alongside government for Canada's immigration-driven housing and service crises.
ICE Custody Death Fuels Criticism of Detention Conditions
The death of Alberto Gutierrez Reyes in ICE custody has intensified scrutiny over medical care and treatment in immigration detention facilities, with family and officials demanding accountability.
Immigration to Drive All Canada Population Growth by 2032
A government report reveals immigration could soon account for 100% of Canada's population growth as natural increase approaches zero, reshaping demographics and housing markets.
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Immigration to Drive All Canada Population Growth: Expert
A demographic expert projects that immigration could soon account for 100% of Canada's population growth, highlighting critical implications for policy and society amid shifting trends.
Explaining ICE Violence to Kids in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis father recounts the trauma of explaining ICE raids and violence to his children, as federal agents disrupt schools and communities, forcing families to redefine normalcy.
PEQ Cancellation Sparks Immigrant Exodus from Quebec
The cancellation of Quebec's PEQ immigration program has left many immigrants uncertain about their future, with some considering relocation to other provinces as political promises offer limited hope.
French Family Faces Deportation After Quebec Closes Immigration Path
A French family who moved to Quebec expecting permanent residency now faces imminent departure after the provincial government closed the PEQ immigration program without notice, leaving them in limbo.
Critics Slam Liberal Immigration Bill C-12 as Inadequate
Canada's immigration system faces mounting pressure as Bill C-12 offers limited reforms while hospitals, schools struggle with integration challenges and asylum costs soar.
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Vancouver Social Worker Deportation Raises Immigration Concerns
The arrest of Irish-born social worker Dillon Nolan in Vancouver has ignited debates over communication gaps within Canada's immigration system, highlighting procedural issues.
Liberals' Fast-Track Asylum Policy Faces Security Criticism
A critical report reveals Canada's asylum system fast-tracked refugees from high-risk nations with minimal vetting, raising security concerns and straining resources.
Serbian War Criminal Fails to Stop Canadian Citizenship Case
Goran Pavic, accused of war crimes in the 1990s Balkan conflict, has lost a bid to dismiss government efforts to revoke his Canadian citizenship over alleged immigration fraud.
Senior Warns Dual Citizens of New U.K. Passport Rules
A Vancouver Island senior shares his surprise at encountering changed U.K. passport renewal rules, urging other dual citizens to stay informed to avoid travel disruptions.
Ex-MP Demands Refugee System Fix After Terrorist Entry
Kevin Vuong, son of refugees, urges Immigration and Refugee Board to stop rubber-stamping claims, citing a case where a suspected terrorist gained citizenship, risking Canadian safety and program integrity.
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Blind Refugee Dies After Border Patrol Abandonment (27.02.2026)
Surveillance footage reveals Border Patrol agents left a nearly blind Burmese refugee at a closed coffee shop in freezing temperatures. He was found dead days later, sparking calls for an independent investigation.
Blind Refugee Dead After Border Patrol Drop-Off at Tim Hortons
A nearly blind refugee from Bangladesh was discovered deceased after U.S. Border Patrol agents left him at a Tim Hortons in Buffalo, New York, sparking an investigation into the incident.
Canadian Man Detained in Texas ICE Facility Faces Health Risks
Curtis Wright, a Canadian permanent U.S. resident, has been held for months in a Texas ICE detention center, suffering from contaminated water and poor conditions while awaiting a delayed court hearing.
Pakistani Refugee Wins Status Review After Six Returns to Homeland
A Federal Court judge overturned a decision to revoke a Pakistani man's refugee status, citing failure to consider key evidence about his returns to Pakistan for family events.
Blind Refugee Dies After Border Patrol Drop-Off at Tim Hortons
Police investigate the death of a nearly blind Myanmar refugee whose body was discovered days after U.S. Border Patrol agents released him at a Buffalo Tim Hortons.
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Canada's Non-Permanent Resident Population to Drop to 5% by 2027
A new Parliamentary Budget Office report projects Canada's non-permanent resident population will decline from 7.6% to under 5% by 2027, with significant reductions in international student arrivals.
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