Denley: Geben Sie der Trudeau-Regierung die Schuld für Ottawas Streit um Flüchtlingsunterkünfte

https://ottawacitizen.com/opinion/denley-trudeau-ottawa-refugee-housing

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  1. So Feds allow loop holes and people living in the suburbs have to deal with all the crap and cost. Feds blame Everyone else but their bad policies and decisions. Expect a tent in your neighbour.

    Speaking to Mercedes Stephenson in an interview that aired Sunday on The West Block, Miller said those claimants are using the international student program as a “backdoor entry into Canada,” often to lower their tuition fees, and that universities and colleges must improve their screening and monitoring practices to weed out bad actors.

  2. I_poop_rootbeer on

    >Ultimately, just over 20 per cent of asylum claimants will be rejected. 

    Thats it??

  3. Strict_Jacket3648 on

    The last time a global survey was attempted – by the United Nations in 2005 – an estimated 100 million people were homeless worldwide. As many as 1.6 billion people lacked adequate housing (UN Habitat, 2022). **In 2021, the World Economic Forum reported that 150 million people were homeless worldwide**.

    https://www.homelessworldcup.org/homelessness-statistics#:~:text=The%20last%20time%20a%20global,million%20people%20were%20homeless%20worldwide.

    Wow Trudeau has a long reach.

  4. Something tells me that the door won’t be as open once Trump – and then PP – are in office.

  5. HunterS_1981 on

    “There are millions of people in dire straits around the world, but our compassion for them has to be linked to our capacity to help them.”

    “600 refugee claimants in a hockey rink and a community centre, leaving those facilities unavailable to local users. That’s why Ottawa has proposed erecting temporary structures.
    The “Sprung structures,” temporary, tent-like buildings that are quicker and cheaper to build than permanent buildings.”

    This all sounds awful. My area has tent “encampments” popping up all over as well.

  6. DeanPoulter241 on

    Frankly, we should take the same approach other countries do. Place all these people in camps that are secure and located away from our domestic centers.

    Once the place where they came from becomes secure, they can be returned. Those that showed above average desire to learn our language, acquire skills and behave normally while in this camp can then be considered for resident status.

    This way we won’t have 100’s of thousands of unaccounted migrants roaming around our country doing who knows what, criminals will be weeded out …. we all know this won’t be appealing to them, it will discourage asylum shopping…. because they will go to another country, lower support costs and minimized impact on our housing and health care services will result. WIN, WIN and WIN!

    This BS of housing these people in hotels in places like Niagara Falls at huge expense have got to come to an end. As it stands they access more resources than our injured military service people do? How whacked is that? Or should I say….. how WOKE is that?

  7. TGISeinfeld on

    Not to hate on Trudeau, but this *is* a Federal problem so they should house these people on the many Federal lands in Ottawa. 

  8. Crazy idea.

    Maybe Canada should realize that there are 8 billion people in the world and we can’t help all of them.

    Our prioritization strategy must be much more stringent. A lot of people suddenly feel that they become gay and in danger in their home country. All those BS applications should be deported for actual refugees who’d be very happy to be here.

  9. Ok-Classroom318 on

    So Trudeau decided to lift the visa requirement on Mexico and it went from 250 to 29,000??? Who is leading this country and how is that manageable or even acceptable?

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