Canadian Immigration Forum
llama66 @ Thu Oct 24, 2019 1:18 pm
We do not have the infrastructure for mass migration.
Economics 101: Supply and Demand
If there is too much demand for the supply the vendors (landlords, etc) can charge more. So mass migration makes an already expensive Canada more expensive.
So unless we are going to sink a billions into infrastructure (Housing, Schools, Hospitals, Roads and Highways) you can expect the average Canadian to pay more for everything.
N_Fiddledog @ Sat Nov 23, 2019 6:36 pm
BeaverFever @ Sun Nov 24, 2019 7:43 pm
llama66 llama66:
We do not have the infrastructure for mass migration.
Economics 101: Supply and Demand
If there is too much demand for the supply the vendors (landlords, etc) can charge more. So mass migration makes an already expensive Canada more expensive.
So unless we are going to sink a billions into infrastructure (Housing, Schools, Hospitals, Roads and Highways) you can expect the average Canadian to pay more for everything.
Economics 101: Supply and Demand
If there is too much demand for the supply the vendors (landlords, etc) can charge more. So mass migration makes an already expensive Canada more expensive.
So unless we are going to sink a billions into infrastructure (Housing, Schools, Hospitals, Roads and Highways) you can expect the average Canadian to pay more for everything.
Righties have been saying thst for 100 years or more, hasn’t been true yet.
N_Fiddledog @ Sun Nov 24, 2019 8:43 pm
Prove it.
BeaverFever @ Sun Nov 24, 2019 8:58 pm
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
Prove it.
Prive what?
That we’ve had “mass immigration” for over 100 years?
That there’s always been anti-immigrant hysteria claiming an imminent collapse of civilization ?
That society hasn’t collapsed yet?
Seems pretty self-evident donchathink?
N_Fiddledog @ Sun Nov 24, 2019 11:18 pm
No.
Prove what you claimed.
Most people would have got that. It's what the rest of world calls "obvious." Work on that. Some day you'll get it, I think. I hope. Crossing my fingers.
Tell you what finish that first thought and if you're a good boy we can work on your second fallacy that what you're so proud of now has anything to do with what we're talking about.
N_Fiddledog @ Fri Nov 29, 2019 5:26 pm
Yes Canadians who aren't refugees also misbehave.
But I'm willing to go on record as saying if bad actors want to come here to do it and call themselves "refugees" I'm all for sending home and I don't care what happens to them when they get there.
Come here looking for trouble and I think we can guess what caused your problems in the old country.
CharlesAnthony @ Mon Dec 02, 2019 6:52 am
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
Yes Canadians who aren't refugees also misbehave.
I aint seeing any misbehaving in that video. What are you seeing?
N_Fiddledog @ Mon Dec 02, 2019 1:11 pm
CharlesAnthony CharlesAnthony:
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
Yes Canadians who aren't refugees also misbehave.
I aint seeing any misbehaving in that video. What are you seeing?
We call this guy Chuck.
Your hero pushed a reporter onto the street, into traffic. He's a troll and a disrupter and kind of nuts (in fact more than kind of.) He's been arrested for scream-heckling the immigration minister about healthcare. Thanks Somalia but no thanks. He's all yours.
N_Fiddledog @ Sat Dec 07, 2019 10:24 am
Fake international students commit fraud to work illegally in Canada: Immigration experts
$1:
Nearly one-third of international students were believed to not be enrolled in a Canadian school in 2015, according to a recent report from Statistics Canada, and an immigration expert says it’s an elaborate scheme to bring in cheap, illegal workers.
Richard Boraks, an immigration lawyer for Worker Canada, said that these student visa holders are abusing the system.
“A lot of kids, including a lot from India, are coming here, and there is a structured, systematic racketeering operation going on to bring them here knowing full well a) they’re not students and b) they’re never going to study,” said Boraks. “It’s a heavy duty scam operation. And they are destined to become illegal workers.”
The Statistics Canada report, which was conducted by researchers Marc Frenette, Yuqian Lu, and Winnie Chan, found that 30.5 percent of student visa holders were not attending a Canadian post-secondary school four years ago.
The report said that the number of temporary residents with a post-secondary study permit increased by 46.1 percent in recent years. The number went from 201,186 students in 2009 to 294,020 in 2015.
The report said that this is an improvement from 2009. In 2009, about half of all international students were believed to be enrolled in a post-secondary school despite being in Canada on a study permit.
Harpreet Kochhar, assistant deputy minister of immigration, told a conference of immigration consultants that about 10 percent of student visa applications are fraudulent.
The student visa rejection rate has increased from 24 percent in 2014 to a high of 39 percent this year.
Project Atlas reported that Canada was ranked fifth in the number of international students admitted in 2018. Canada issued 370,710 student visas.
Boraks said that illegal workers posing as international students often go into jobs in the transportation industry. He said that these illegal workers have suppressed wages, taken jobs away from Canadians, and caused vehicle accidents.
“They have gutted the transportation industry,” said Boraks. “Driving a truck before was a well-paid job. It was an honourable job.”
“And now, because of the abuse of the immigration process by scammers centred in Brampton and Surrey, the trucking industry is dominated by corruption in the immigration system.”
Richard Boraks, an immigration lawyer for Worker Canada, said that these student visa holders are abusing the system.
“A lot of kids, including a lot from India, are coming here, and there is a structured, systematic racketeering operation going on to bring them here knowing full well a) they’re not students and b) they’re never going to study,” said Boraks. “It’s a heavy duty scam operation. And they are destined to become illegal workers.”
The Statistics Canada report, which was conducted by researchers Marc Frenette, Yuqian Lu, and Winnie Chan, found that 30.5 percent of student visa holders were not attending a Canadian post-secondary school four years ago.
The report said that the number of temporary residents with a post-secondary study permit increased by 46.1 percent in recent years. The number went from 201,186 students in 2009 to 294,020 in 2015.
The report said that this is an improvement from 2009. In 2009, about half of all international students were believed to be enrolled in a post-secondary school despite being in Canada on a study permit.
Harpreet Kochhar, assistant deputy minister of immigration, told a conference of immigration consultants that about 10 percent of student visa applications are fraudulent.
The student visa rejection rate has increased from 24 percent in 2014 to a high of 39 percent this year.
Project Atlas reported that Canada was ranked fifth in the number of international students admitted in 2018. Canada issued 370,710 student visas.
Boraks said that illegal workers posing as international students often go into jobs in the transportation industry. He said that these illegal workers have suppressed wages, taken jobs away from Canadians, and caused vehicle accidents.
“They have gutted the transportation industry,” said Boraks. “Driving a truck before was a well-paid job. It was an honourable job.”
“And now, because of the abuse of the immigration process by scammers centred in Brampton and Surrey, the trucking industry is dominated by corruption in the immigration system.”
https://www.thepostmillennial.com/fake- ... n-experts/
BeaverFever @ Sun Dec 08, 2019 6:21 am
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
No.
Prove what you claimed.
Most people would have got that. It's what the rest of world calls "obvious." Work on that. Some day you'll get it, I think. I hope. Crossing my fingers.
Tell you what finish that first thought and if you're a good boy we can work on your second fallacy that what you're so proud of now has anything to do with what we're talking about.
Prove what you claimed.
Most people would have got that. It's what the rest of world calls "obvious." Work on that. Some day you'll get it, I think. I hope. Crossing my fingers.
Tell you what finish that first thought and if you're a good boy we can work on your second fallacy that what you're so proud of now has anything to do with what we're talking about.
I say again: prove what exactly? Because what I claimed is:
We’ve had “mass immigration” for over 100 years
There’s always been anti-immigrant hysteria claiming an imminent collapse of civilization
Society hasn’t collapsed yet
Which of the above requires proof?
herbie @ Sun Dec 08, 2019 12:49 pm
Oh just wait. If China drops the hammer on Hong Kong, 300,000 people will come rushing back. PLUS everyone who can get out to claim refugee status.
Then you'll hear the whining!
N_Fiddledog @ Sun Dec 08, 2019 3:13 pm
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
Prove it.
Prive what?
Prove the specific "this" you were pretending to be debunking doesn't happen.
Specifically you were referring to this:
$1:
If there is too much demand for the supply the vendors (landlords, etc) can charge more. So mass migration makes an already expensive Canada more expensive.
So unless we are going to sink billions into infrastructure (Housing, Schools, Hospitals, Roads and Highways) you can expect the average Canadian to pay more for everything.
So unless we are going to sink billions into infrastructure (Housing, Schools, Hospitals, Roads and Highways) you can expect the average Canadian to pay more for everything.
So as I understand it he's saying - and I'll offer the example of when Justin and Ahmed, his pet immigration minister, were saying in 2017 they were planning an immigration increase to 340,000 immigrants per year by 2020 that would theoretically increase the demand for living space and the price of living space would increase. So it was a dumb plan.
And concerning what they were planning in 2017:
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The plan would bring immigration levels to 90,000 more people per year than under the Harper government – levels which were already very high by world standards.
https://www.spencerfernando.com/2017/11 ... year-2020/
Prove that wouldn't, won't or even isn't happening.
N_Fiddledog @ Sun Dec 08, 2019 3:27 pm
herbie herbie:
Oh just wait. If China drops the hammer on Hong Kong, 300,000 people will come rushing back. PLUS everyone who can get out to claim refugee status.
Then you'll hear the whining!
Then you'll hear the whining!
I'm already whining that white South African farmers, Christians of the middle east and other non-Islamic victims of terror don't seem to be welcome under Justin and Ahmed's welcome mat.
I'll be whining if actual refugees get pushed out of any exodus from Hong Kong to make room for immigrants favored by Justin, Gerald and Ahmed too.
CharlesAnthony @ Sun Dec 08, 2019 4:46 pm
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
Your hero pushed a reporter onto the street, into traffic. He's a troll and a disrupter and kind of nuts (in fact more than kind of.) He's been arrested for scream-heckling the immigration minister about healthcare. Thanks Somalia but no thanks. He's all yours.
I did not see any disruptive behavior in that video clip of the school meeting posted by your hero-victim fake news reporter who got pushed onto the street. The way I see things, your reporter is misrepresenting that somali guy.