150 asylum requests a day

[Jflem1983]

Well, that was a helpful link, wasn't it?

Must be. (http://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/cntrn ... ex-en.aspx)

It's been a while since we've seen a story like the one below.

So the reasons are adding up for why I’m thankful to the asylum seekers who voluntarily choose to declare themselves:

Our 'long porous' border, human smuggling, the following problem . . ..

'Sadder with age': Raccoons spotted on derelict Sun Sea ship the government can't seem to get rid of

The rusting vessel, which brought nearly 500 Tamil migrants to the West Coast in 2010, has been sitting at a federal dock since the summer of 2012

http://nationalpost.com/tag/human-smuggling

It causes a real predicament when it comes to arriving on a ship like that -- better to 'show up in a taxi' at a 'known' or official crossing point.

Better to enforce the law. Soros has been sending us these people. Paying for them to get here. Be nice to see it not work out for him. The end goal appears to be replacement population

[Jack DeBear]

Well I wish he'd come and sail his yacht away to sun and sea along with its current load of replacement population.

[blue iguana]

Ottawa to give $50M to Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba for asylum seeker costs
http://toronto.citynews.ca/2018/06/01/o ... ker-costs/

<snip>
Quebec, which has seen the majority of asylum seekers this year arriving through a forest path in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, will receive $36 million. Ontario will get $11 million and Manitoba $3 million.

The provinces have asked for much more, with Quebec saying its costs are closer to $146 million, although this includes projected future costs, Quebec Immigration Minister David Heurtel said earlier this week following meetings in Ottawa.

He responded to the financial announcement Friday on Twitter, saying this marks the first concrete recognition from Ottawa of the considerable impact on Quebec since last year caused by the “massive arrival of irregular asylum seekers.”

Toronto Mayor John Tory said last week his city is also dealing with strains on housing and needs $64 million to recover costs.
Hussen says negotiations on further financial compensation with the three provinces are ongoing.

[Jflem1983]

Wouldnt a bunch of plane tickets to ... Egypt be cheaper. Oh they are not Egyptians. Well they should have thought about that. They are not Canadians either

[Jack DeBear]

The 'budget' (in my bold) from the GOC website.

http://forums.castanet.net/viewtopic.ph ... &start=225

Claiming asylum in Canada – what happens?

<snip>

People who are intercepted by the RCMP or local law enforcement after crossing the border illegally are brought to the nearest CBSA port of entry or inland CBSA or IRCC office (whichever is closest), where an immigration officer will conduct an immigration examination, including considering whether detention is warranted. At this point, individuals undergo health checks to address any immediate health needs, as well as security screenings to ensure that they do not pose a security threat to Canada and to determine whether they are eligible to make a refugee claim. These screenings include biographic and biometric checks (for example, fingerprinting). If required, a refugee claim will be started. Foreign nationals who are not intercepted by law enforcement often make their own way to the nearest IRCC or CBSA office and make a claim for refugee protection.

<snip>

Once an individual has been determined to be eligible to make a claim in Canada, as a refugee claimant they may have access to social assistance, education, health services, emergency housing and legal aid while a decision is pending on their claim. In addition, most individuals found to be eligible to make a refugee claim can apply for a work permit once they have undergone a medical examination. It does not matter if the claim was made at the border or at an inland office.

<snip>


The Canada Social Transfer will provide $13.7 billion in 2017-18 to the provinces and territories.

<snip>

Failed refugee claimants who are under removal orders may not be eligible for social assistance, depending on the province. Please contact the provinces directly for more information.

<snip>

http://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-ref ... ppens.html

[Catsumi]

Ottawa to give $50M to Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba for asylum seeker costs
http://toronto.citynews.ca/2018/06/01/o ... ker-costs/

<snip>
Quebec, which has seen the majority of asylum seekers this year arriving through a forest path in Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle, will receive $36 million. Ontario will get $11 million and Manitoba $3 million.

The provinces have asked for much more, with Quebec saying its costs are closer to $146 million, although this includes projected future costs, Quebec Immigration Minister David Heurtel said earlier this week following meetings in Ottawa.

He responded to the financial announcement Friday on Twitter, saying this marks the first concrete recognition from Ottawa of the considerable impact on Quebec since last year caused by the “massive arrival of irregular asylum seekers.”

Toronto Mayor John Tory said last week his city is also dealing with strains on housing and needs $64 million to recover costs.
Hussen says negotiations on further financial compensation with the three provinces are ongoing.

Why do I suspect Quebec comes out on top financially in this ongoing clusterduck at our borders?

Just how much are we shelling out now, and with no end in sight?

[the truth]

https://www.castanet.net/edition/news-s ... htm#236375 shocker--not

[Catsumi]

The Albas link confirms what has been said before. Just slip across the border, and no matter how dicey your personal history might be, you are highly unlikely to be deported.

Notice too how the language descriptors are changing again. From "illegals" to "irregulars", possibly to make this travesty of wholesale entry more palatable to Canadians who are not watching this carefully.

We have so many terms out there now and I can see this gov't breaking down entry numbers into separate pigeonholes, trying to make the total number in each category appear to b smaller.

(Legal immigrant, illegal (irregular), sponsored, asylum seeker, refugee claimant, etc)

To listen to a very interesting interview with Bill Blair go to CBC Radio, The House, Aug 2/18 "Canadians Aren't Buying Ottawa's Message on Asylum Seekers"


The host questions the costs involved, the numbers, immigration policy, vetting process, etc. Naturally Blair does his best to deflect and make it seem the mess JT created is just another day at work.

[the truth]

the biggest terrorist in canada is jt

[ninetyninepct]

it had to do with a earthquake and the way the money got handed out we couldnt direct how it got spent . if you have been there then you should know what great folks they are and not have problems with them

Ask the Clintons where most of that money went. A two-person power company in N. Dakota got multi-million dollar contracts from Hillary and they didn't do a damn thing.

[the truth]

what a gong show https://www.castanet.net/edition/news-s ... htm#237320

[Catsumi]

Bob Rae is heading off to Myanmar on a fact-finding mission re Rhohingas so we might be soon inundated with another wave of refugees.

These are the muslim folk who were run out of the country and now are homeless.

That was from October, 2017

I just knew it and predicted it correctly.

On CBC News tonite it was announced a number of these folk will soon be here. They are totally uneducated and have probably never been to doctors office in their entire lives.

It will be up to us to educate, from the ground up, everything....language, numeracy, our country customs and mores, make them somehow fit in to our culture. Remember that these are the same folks who refused birth control in the camps where rape and births from are commonplace. Numerous kids per family is commonplace.

No number of intake was mentioned (we are always the last to know in any case) and if these folk are in addition to or part of mandated intake. Will waiting legal migrants be put in back burner while we take in those who are going to be a drain rather than the always -touted boon this gov't shoves down our throats?

BTW, initial intake numbers are only a drop in bucket. What follows is family reunification scheme, and families are big, very big.

[the truth]

https://www.castanet.net/edition/news-s ... htm#258927 hey hussen how about you stf and listen to the tax payers