Canada's Rapid Immigration Surge
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Can Ottawa solve the problem of millions of expiring Canadian visas?
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Immigration Minister Marc Miller admits Canada took too long to slow down the recent rush of newcomers.
Immigration Minister says he’s relying on people to leave voluntarily, but the number of people involved is staggering, bewildering.
Canada 's infrastructure can’t keep up with population demand, says David Frum .
Frum: Half of Canadians now believe “mass deportations” are necessary to stop unauthorized migration.
Vancouver lawyer Richard Kurland says more rigorous entry and exit controls won't solve Canada 's border crisis alone.
Kurland said the government is trying a number of strategies to avoid taking blame for the migration turmoil.
He’s more concerned the government has tried to deny’ it, then by “distracting” from it and now by repackaging” it, while making new promises.
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