Justin Trudeau Admits Immigration 'Mistakes'

Justin Trudeau Admits Immigration 'Mistakes' as Canada Changes Policy
Canadian opposition leader Pierre Poilievre described the prime minister as "a pyromaniac masquerading as a firefighter."
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada 'could have acted quicker' on reining in immigration
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the federal government in Canada "could have acted quicker" to reign in the massive influx of migrants entering the country following the coronavirus pandemic.
Canadians react as Trudeau admits to "mistakes" in immigration, outlines new plan
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will soon see a major decline in immigration as the government attempts to fix its "mistakes."
Politicians react to Trudeau’s new immigration system: ’10 years too late’
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a video explaining the new immigration system to mixed reactions among fellow politicians.
Trudeau admits Canada's immigration missteps: Could've turned off the taps faster
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged that his government could have acted faster to address flaws in immigration programmes, citing "bad actors" exploiting the system to defend substantial cuts in permanent and temporary resident admissions.
‘Why we dey reduce di number of immigrants wey go come Canada’ - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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Canada PM admits immigration cut could have come faster, blames ‘bad actors’
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau explained the government's reasoning for relaxing Canadian immigration law after the pandemic, and for the recent restrictions imposed, in a YouTube video
Canadian PM admits ‘some mistakes’ leading to record immigration levels
Justin Trudeau said Ottawa is looking to ‘effectively pause population growth’ for the next two years, and from 2027 onwards, it will ‘slowly start increasing again at a sustainable pace’
Trudeau explains cap on immigration: 'We made mistakes, system exploited by bad actors'
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed concerns about the country's immigration system, acknowledging past exploitation and announcing reduced immigration targets for the next three years. The decision aims to allow Canada's infrastructure,
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Canada Slashes Immigration Numbers! Trudeau’s Shocking New Policy Sparks Controversy Among Critics and Supporters Alike
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has unveiled a groundbreaking immigration policy, signaling a significant shift in the ...
Kelly McParland: Of the long list of Liberal blunders, immigration takes the cake
There are rivals, of course. The massive debts racked up to finance heavy spending on well-meaning initiatives is one, but ...
Canada's immigration strategy: How reduced targets can preserve positive attitudes
The Government of Canada recently announced plans to lower immigration targets for the next three years. The new targets are ...
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An Indian family froze to death crossing the Canada-US border, a perilous trip becoming more common
“Their own community has taken advantage of them,” Chaudhary said. The pipeline of illegal immigration from India has long existed but has increased sharply along the U.S.-Canada border. The U.S.
Canada’s Immigration Restrictions Seen Narrowing Housing Shortage, Report Shows
Canada’s efforts to pause population growth will help to close the country’s housing shortfall, but balancing the market ...
From Chennai to Canada: How the Best Immigration Consultancy Can Change Your Life
Transform your dream of moving to Canada into reality with expert guidance from a trusted Chennai-based immigration ...
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Canada to allow Nigerian students, others work 24 hours off campus
Canada has revised its regulations to permit eligible Nigerians and other international students to work off-campus for up to ...
New survey finds Canadians are feeling anxious about immigration
Canadians are feeling increasingly uneasy about immigration and its role in generating "economic strain," according to a new survey conducted by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.Among other things ...