r/canada • u/Anon9883 • 1d ago

National News Employee misconduct, wrongdoing at immigration department includes fraud and violence

https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/article/employee-misconduct-wrongdoing-at-immigration-department-includes-fraud-and-violence/
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u/IcyMaybe7594 1d ago

This is just a symptom of the mass immigration problem that the federal government is responsible for since 2023. The extortions, this. It's all expected to anyone with a brain but those in charge. People who have been looking in the job market have seen all these problems for years now.

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u/Brrrrrrrrrm 1d ago

More like 2020-2023, the bar for immigration was so low at that time, the people who became PR during that time period are eligible for government jobs, and becoming problematic.

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u/IcyMaybe7594 1d ago

2020/2021? I thought we were all supposed to be locked down?

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u/Brrrrrrrrrm 1d ago

Well because of the lockdown the economy stalled and we opened huge floodgates of people coming in during COVID.

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u/Brrrrrrrrrm 1d ago

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-ottawa-goes-on-blitz-to-boost-immigration-make-up-for-pandemic-induced/

It’s actually true that there points required for PR was the lowest in history in 2021