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    What Are Removal Orders in Canada?

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    In Canada, removal orders can be issued to foreign nationals or permanent residents for immigration violations, criminal offenses, or security concerns. This overview explains the reasons for expulsion, the types of removal orders (Departure, Exclusion, and Deportation), and the appeal process. Understanding these procedures and seeking legal advice is crucial for individuals facing potential expulsion. Learn about your rights and the implications of immigration non-compliance in Canada.

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    Trudeau Advocates for Pathways and Accelerated Deportation for Immigrants in Canada

    Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Author: Cassandra Fultz, RCIC-IRB Date:

    Prime Minister Trudeau emphasizes the need for pathways to regularize the status of certain undocumented immigrants in Canada while accelerating deportation processes for others. This approach aims to protect vulnerable individuals, including LGBTQ+ migrants, from exploitation and harm, highlighting the government’s commitment to immigration reform.

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