Is a diplomatic solution possible for Roxham Road? Michael Barutciski for Inside Policy
By Michael Barutciski, February 10, 2023 Reports that New York City is sending asylum seekers towards Roxham Road have understandably shocked Quebecers. ...
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Five reasons you should care about Ukraine: Jakub Ferencik for Inside Policy
By Jakub Ferencik, March 14, 2022 Some citizens in the West, particularly in North America, might question our preoccupation with ...
Ottawa should appeal Federal Court’s invalidation of Safe Third Country Agreement: Michael Barutciski for Inside Policy
Image Credit: Daniel Case, Wikipedia If Canada decides to declare the US unsafe, we need solid reasons that withstand rigorous ...
Making sense of surging irregular border crossings: New MLI study
OTTAWA, ON (December 12, 2019): An increase in irregular migration has placed strain and scrutiny on Canada’s immigration and refugee ...
Despite Trump, courts will consider the US “safe” for refugees: Michael Barutciski for Inside Policy
A legal challenge against Canada's Safe Third Country Agreement with the US is unlikely to succeed. By Michael Barutciski, December ...
Making sure Canada remains a land of opportunity for refugees: Emilio Rodriguez for Inside Policy
Recent data show that average earnings of refugees from select countries caught up to economic and family class migrants over ...
Maintaining Canadians’ Confidence In Our Immigration System: Christian Leuprecht before the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration
With mounting challenges facing Canada’s immigration and refugee system, Christian Leuprecht argues that it is imperative to maintain Canadians’ confidence ...
Why more border resources is not the answer on illegal migrants: Christian Leuprecht in the Globe
Establishing more resources at the border to stem the influx of illegal migrants is wrong-headed and misinformed, writes Christian Leuprecht in ...
How to build a long-term refugee policy: Speer and Leuprecht in the Post
The newly-elected Liberals have their work cut out for them in bringing 25,000 refugees to Canada over the next few ...
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