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Why is anti-immigration sentiment on the rise in Canada?

The Oracle

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They only did because it's written by an immigrant from India. It links to another article in the Financial Post.
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I've said it before that unchecked mass immigration will eventually lead to a decline in GDP per capita. Looks like the decline is here.

Mr. Trudeau has run amok...
 

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That being said it is also an issue of second world countries versus Third World countries. Chances are someone who came from a third world country is going to be happier on social assistance then someone from a second world country who may feel that is not enough and will become a productive member of society faster.
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Not sure what argument you're trying to make here because some people from every group are looking for each advantage and some are willing to work hard.

Or do you believe that people from former Soviet states are that much different from people born in the developing world? It could easily be argued that someone from the '3rd world' who has always had to work for any advantages would be more likely to work hard than someone from a Soviet society where the government was supposed to just give you everything.
 

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Not sure what argument you're trying to make here because some people from every group are looking for each advantage and some are willing to work hard.

Or do you believe that people from former Soviet states are that much different from people born in the developing world? It could easily be argued that someone from the '3rd world' who has always had to work for any advantages would be more likely to work hard than someone from a Soviet society where the government was supposed to just give you everything.
You are not wrong. I tried to look up the stats but couldn’t really find anything exactly on point.
 

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Actually I like Pierre's take on it. It's not about the immigrants and it's not their fault. It's about Justin and bad policy in taking in too many too quickly and not supplying the programs like ESL, community engagement and mentoring that previous refugees were given to assist with assimilation.

But yes worsening economics, the pandemic and other factors have increased xenophobic tendencies. Justin screwed the pooch on this. Didn't plan for worsening conditions. And the ones suffering are those who came with promises and were abandoned .
Pierre’s job as opposition leader is to oppose the government obviously and blame put the blame on the PM. This PM has been in power for coming up to ten years now and as such , all the problems that we are having now, Justin Trudeau wears them.
The immigrants to Canada in 2023 brought in 11 billion dollars and perform jobs that Canadians cannot or will not do.
More mass immigration in Canada is imperative as the population growth is negative.
Over 50% of the medical staff looking after the geriatrics in Canada are immigrants and this number is going to sky rock as the boomer cohort retires in mass and will require vast amounts of medical care. The service and retail in the GTA depend on immigrant labour .
There are enough able bodied Canadians on welfare or drugged out Canadians that should be rehabilitated and join society that are a huge wasted resource that could offset the need for some of the immigration that we are currently seeing.
Conditions are bad in many countries including America, Japan, the UK etc and Canada, but Canada would be worse off without this immigration.
 

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Pierre’s job as opposition leader is to oppose the government obviously and blame put the blame on the PM. This PM has been in power for coming up to ten years now and as such , all the problems that we are having now, Justin Trudeau wears them.
The immigrants to Canada in 2023 brought in 11 billion dollars and perform jobs that Canadians cannot or will not do.
More mass immigration in Canada is imperative as the population growth is negative.
Over 50% of the medical staff looking after the geriatrics in Canada are immigrants and this number is going to sky rock as the boomer cohort retires in mass and will require vast amounts of medical care. The service and retail in the GTA depend on immigrant labour .
There are enough able bodied Canadians on welfare or drugged out Canadians that should be rehabilitated and join society that are a huge wasted resource that could offset the need for some of the immigration that we are currently seeing.
Conditions are bad in many countries including America, Japan, the UK etc and Canada, but Canada would be worse off without this immigration.
It's the refugee increases. They are not being productive.
 

DesRicardo

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but Canada would be worse off without this immigration.
There's immigration and then there's just straight up exploiting the system.

Similar to big corporations saying they need tax breaks to create jobs. Maybe true, but there is a limit.
 

DesRicardo

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I don't understand the left.

You say you're for middle-class Canadian citizens, then you support undercutting them by bringing in cheap foreign labour.
 
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Kyle Kulinski is funny.
He was endorsing Jill Stein for the 2024 election up until Biden "moved aside" and now he supports Harris because he believes that Walz would be a better VP.

My take is that now that the Dems have a better chance, he wants in on their potential victory knowing that Stein doesn't have a chance. Whereas before, he saw Biden as a trainwreck and wanted to distance himself as far as endorsement.

Everyone is in it for themselves.
 

Butler1000

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Where'd you get the claim that refugees don't become productive?
Easy. Trudeau has abandoned them to be warehoused. No ESL, no plan for real housing, no use of the census and modeling to determine numbers that can be assimilated.

When you are homeless, without working papers, how do except them to become productive? Walk through Union Station. Go look at Yonge St.

They can with the tools. But Trudeau never gave enough of a shit beyond the airport phone op to plan and execute that.

I dont blame the refugees. I blame Trudeau
 

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Immigration itself isn't the problem...it's how immigrants get here and how they integrate with Canadian society. Take the case of international students...iare they automatically gonna be PR holders once they finish studies? I have a feeling that's what they expect and feel they are entitled to.
 

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lomotil

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Immigration itself isn't the problem...it's how immigrants get here and how they integrate with Canadian society. Take the case of international students...iare they automatically gonna be PR holders once they finish studies? I have a feeling that's what they expect and feel they are entitled to.
PR is what they were promised which is why they are grind it out here in the trenches,
 
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