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    Fast zwei Drittel der Kanadier sind der Meinung, dass die Einwanderungsquote zu hoch ist: Umfrage


    Fast zwei Drittel der Kanadier sind der Meinung, dass die Einwanderungsquote zu hoch ist: Umfrage

    https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canada-immigration-poll-2

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    1. Hicalibre on

      “…just two per cent thought the country allowed in ‘too few’.” 

      Guess where the Tim’s, Burger King, McDonald’s managers, and owners polled as…

    2. Elegant_Advice_8908 on

      Put a stop for atleast 5 years , let the temporary folks go back home – then revisit the numbers.. this country is in a mess

    4. Sweet_Refrigerator_3 on

      This number has been increasing with time and is why I would like the election to take place next year as the next government is going to have a stronger mandate to do something about immigration and housing and the economy and will be able to go far enough to do so and to get around corporate interests. The whole housing bubble and immigration mess (wage suppression and housing supply demand) is due to corruption and greed.

    6. Baulderdash77 on

      The current government has completely dismantled the consensus on immigration in Canada because it has thrown away all the guardrails and opened it up to abuse.

      The levels are completely unsustainable and it strains all the social and economic aspects of Canada because our infrastructure to live can’t keep up with these levels. Canadians are now aware of what’s happening and it’s not surprising that a consensus is building against it.

    8. TessaigaVI on

      A man abusing his wife in another country won’t stop once in Canada.

    9. Single_Rain4899 on

      What’s with the third that thinks we’re not letting enough in? Are they the “Death to Canada” folks? Or just rabid LPC supporters who are too deep in the cult to see the forest for the trees?

    11. pinky8847 on

      As a poc who’s family has lived here for 30 years, I can’t help but feel a little resentment, my family fled war, they were upper middle class and my moms husband worked for the UN, it still took us 4 years of vetting to get here while nowadays your approved after a couple months.

      Also these new immigrants since 2018 even the ones from my own country have the worst attitude and refuse to assimilate. I’m going to sound like such a Karen but I feel like social media and vlogging has made new immigrants/ students extremely entitled/deluded thinking Canada should bend the rules for them because we’re ‘desperate for workers’

      Also the hiring biases here have become ridiculous, you’ll only see one group of ethnicity working at a chipotle in my city and none of them are citizens.

      There’s no jobs for young people, how are kids supposed to find their first job when it’s all being taken by foreign students?

      Housing is crowded asf

      I’ve seen so many ways people have came here/brought here just for nefarious purposes and to get money in shady ways.

      And the worst one? 60-70% of our ‘new immigration’ is coming from ONE COUNTRY!

      Canada has become a cess pool, I don’t even recognize the city I grew up in…. It’s depressing as hell, this is 10x worse than the 2008 recession which was already terrible!

    12. BinaryPear on

      I’m genuinely shocked the percentage is not higher. Perhaps that’s the percentage of people who are unaware

    14. InconspicuousIntent on

      And the other 3rd **just** want to bring their ailing elderly family here, no biggie right?

    15. CGP05 on

      Fundamentally, immigration is like for food Canada. We do need a continuous stream of it to keep our population and therefore our economy growing, just like how people need a certain amount of food everyday to survive. However, we cannot take in too many immigrants over a period of time (which is our current situation), just like how humans cannot handle too much food at one time or else they get sick.

    16. emptyingthecup on

      Canada needs immigration given its declining birth rate and the brain drain that occurs here. However, they need to stop being congregated into already packed cities, namely the GTA. Canada is huge, there are untapped resources everywhere outside the GTA, yet so much of the land is left uncultivated and towns left desolate and undeveloped. Immigrant populations bring in a lot of expertise, and so can be used to cultivate those areas and build up townships and cities. It’s time to expand beyond the GTA.

      It’s likely that part of the reason immigration is set so high despite all of these warning signs and negative consequences is to help feed into the housing market, which is regarded by the corporate-political class as a primary business model. It’s a very corrupt dynamic where politicians, especially starting with Harper and his deregulatory actions, have sold out the country to corporations, who then are taking advantage of immigrants.

    18. ABinColby on

      AND the other third were born somewhere else and moved here in the last 5 years!

    20. Sarge1387 on

      yeah but if you even remotely hint that the best course of action would be to slow immigration down…you’re a racist bigot apparently.

      Despite the fact that it is, in fact, likely the best course of action.

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