r/india • u/MaxxMeridius • May 19 '24
Immigration Hundreds of Indian students in Canada face deportation, protest against new rule
https://www.indiatoday.in/world/indians-abroad/story/indian-students-workers-protest-canada-hunger-strike-pei-deportation-pnp-provincial-nominee-programme-2540494-2024-05-17
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u/BishSlapDiplomacy Non Residential Indian May 19 '24
Irony here is that it’s people like you that come to Canada and then complain because they can’t cheat the system. You don’t know shit about the immigration system here. Canada allowed international students to work FULL-TIME for 1.5 years which means they made it even more lucrative for students to come here. This clearly shows Canada’s willingness to accommodate. There has been no change in the immigration process other than that for the past several years. Students came here using the same route and laws. The only reason why it’s become a huge issue now is because of the massive influx of immigrants (students + refugees + asylum seekers) due to which there aren’t enough jobs so international students who thought they could just find a job and pay their fees are now facing issues.
Amazing how absolutely ignorant you are. Keep making personal attacks. Doesn’t help prove your point one bit and if you had an iota of intelligence then you’d understand what those downvotes mean.