Should immigrants be deported if they commit a serious crime?

It doesn't matter to me which prison they are in

No, they should serve their sentence in Canada

If they are a canadian citizen then no. They should be treated like any other citizen.

If they have citizenship, they should serve their sentance as a Canadian in Canada.

If the crime was intentional and threatening or causing injury or death or grievous loss of property etc.

Yes, regardless of if their country of origin is a country with a bad human rights history should of thought about that before committing a violent offence

Their green card will be revoked if they commit a crime, but if they are granted citizenship they should be treated like any other citizen

if they enter the country illegally or are able to go back safely if we send them but the crime is not comparable to the judgment given like depending on the crime like drug smuggling kidnapping mass homicide etc.

Yes, Serious crimes such as Murder and the nature of its intent, rape at any age of the victim, kidnapping, child pornography, human trafficking etc. Prisons here are great, if they came from 3rd world country where prisons are far from inhabitable, I think more justice can be serve.

it depends on the crime and how grave it was like if two people got caught stealing but one was stealing candy from a cornerstone while the other one was stealing money in a bank they should have different punishments

If they commit a serious crime like armed robbery, arson, murder of any degree, etc, they should be deported after finished their sentences. Unless it’s life in prison, the person will be deported to their nation again.

no, they should face the current punishment for their crime that abides by the laws of the place of which the crime was commited.

Very situationally dependant, especially dependant on their contribution and dedication to the betterment of their lives as well as our country.

Only if it’s safe back in their home country, and it depends on the crime, for example, theft can not be compared to something like sexual assault.

Yes, and temporarily pause relationships with their native country until their native country deals with them under their justice system

It depends on the crime. If it less than murder then they can stay but serve their term. If it is murder, deport them and their country should take action.

If they have entered the country illegally and it is safe for them to go back to their country, then yes. But if it is unsafe for them to be brought back, then they should serve a sentence and go through a process of rehab. If they prove themselves to have been rehabilitated, then they should be let off with a warning, and if they continue to commit serious crimes, then yes, they should be sent back.

Yes but if it is so serious then there should be a death penalty reenacted just for non-residents of Canada

Depends. If it was murder through self defence, then it could be argued that they can stay. If they’re committing crimes such as first degree murder/rape, they must go

Depending on how long they have been in the country, what they did and if they entered the country illegally

If they have citizenship they should be able to stay though without they should be deported after a serious crime.

If illegal they should be sent back after serving their sentence. If legal they should serve their sentence.

They shall be held in prison for longer but unless they have there Canadian citizen ship they will serve the canadian sentence for that crime

No, but he have to go to the jail like if he killed someone, he have to go life in jail or something like that.

They should be sent to prison here, If they move here they are Canadian and should be punished as such, not become someone else's problem.

Yes, but after they have completed serving their sentence and only if it's safe for them to return to their country

Yes, but after they have served their sentence and if they have good behaviour it can be reconsidered with community service.

Whether someone should be deported depends on the laws of the country and the seriousness of the crime.

No, they should only have to serve their time then if they commit repeat offense it should be their replacement for jail time

no, if they are citizens but other than that it would have to depend on the crime committed and if it is safe for them to return to their country

If they are citizens to the place they are at the moment than no but if they are tryig to become one and in the process than yes.

I think it fully depends on the crime. If it was a act of terrorism against that country then yes, but a serial killer shouldn't be deported only put into jail.

They should be imprisoned for what they did, but if they entered the country illegally they should be deported

No, unless they've entered illegally & it's safe for them to return to their home country, if it's not safe, then either keep them here or send them to another safe nation willing to take them in.

Yes, and do not allow any other immigrant from that country until that immigrant has been dealt with under their home countries justice system

No if they are full citizens or permanent residents. Yes if they are not full citizens and their country is safe to return to

The government system should be able to make sure the immigrant's homeland is safe and alright to live in. They should also check if the immigrants is changed person or undergo therapy and help.

If they have committed a crime, they should be banned from the country for a certain amount of time, then once that time period is done, they can return. However if their country is not safe, the should be allowed to stay or be moved to a different country.

if they commit somthing super seirous like murder fraud or rape than yes but not if they do somthing smaller

No, only if they have entered the country illegally, if the country is safe to go back to and has served their sentence/punishment for the crime they committed.

If they are legally a Canadian citizen then no, unless they commit an act of terrorism or traitorism.

Yes, but after they have finished serving their sentence or make a process to continue stay in Canada.

Yes if it is a felony and they have not been here for a minimum of five years, and/or have citizenship

They should be treated just as residents and citizens are treated after they commit a serious crime.

only if they're not a full Canadian citizen

If they are part of this country they are treated as one of our own.

yes but only after they have finished serving their time and only if it is safe for them to return to their country.

yes but only after they finished serving time and only if it is safe for them to return.

if immigrants do crime thing they should go to jail.

No, depending how serious they had one chance and failed they should be executed

if their apart of this country they should serve their sentence here same as everyone who lives in canada.

They should not be deported but still charged normally

If the crime is serious, such as taking another persons life (murder).

if they are not a official canadian citizen then yes

No, only if they have entered the country illegally, but make becoming a citizen easier

If they r citizens then no

it depends what t6ype of crime they did.

Get them out of here

illegal immigrants will be deported. legal immigrants legally living in the country for less then 5 years will be deported, If the legal immigrant has lived in the country for over 5 years they will serve there sentence then remain in the country like a normal citizen.

If they are citizens of Canada they should be tried as Canadians, if they are not yet they should be deported unless they won't be safe in their home country (ie. they are of an identity that will face persecution, they are personally at risk if they return, or if the punishment for their crime would be inhuman such as torture or the death penalty.)

Only if they have been in Canada for less than a year

Yes, but only if the crime is terrorism or terrorism related.

only if entered illegally and it’s safe to return and its a very very serious crime

depends on how serous the crime is, if its something like murder then yes but if its somehting small then no.

Not if they are legally a citizen or it is unsafe for them to return to their country

Yes, and have their citizenship revoked.

If they are a citizen then no. If they are a non citizen who has been deemed a danger to remain in Canada than yes, but even in that instant only so long as their country of origin is safe for them to return to.

If they're a citizen then no. If they have t become citizen, yes. If it's safe

I think that it depends on the crime they commit. If it is a serious crime then yes deport them but if it is a minor crime and they have no record I think that you could let them be.

Depends on if they've become a Canadian citizen, then no. If they haven't and the crime is violent, then yes...as long as it's safe to return to home country

If they aren't yet citizens

I think this is more nuanced than that.

If the immigrant has committed the crime, charged and convicted. Depending on the severity deported and black listed.

If the crime was violent.

If they haven’t become fully Canadian citizens then yes, otherwise no.

Depends really. Serious crimes, yes. But then again, deporting someone back to their native country could be just a death sentance for them. They could be fleeing a collapsing country/country with active warzones. Time in canadian judicial system is what I prefer for a individual that has committed a crime

Before 2 year clase

Depends on the crime severity

Yes, only if it's violent or sexual

Yes, only if it's a violent crime, and they should serve their sentence in their home country, not in Canada, so that they don't cost Canadian tax payers.

Immigrants should be deported regardless of seriousness of the crime. Including their whole family.

should face consequences but not be deported

if they are legally citizen, then no

No, provided the crime was non-violent.

No, they should be put in prison like anyone else

Depends what crime did they commit?

If they are not legal citizens and only if they are deemed guilty beyond reasonable doubt by a Canadian jury. If the crime occurs on Canadian soil then it is a Canadian case and should be treated with the same respect any legal resident would recieve.

no, but it depends on the circumstances around the crime

Only if they are not a citizen of Canada

No, give them the same punishment as people who live in the country.

Just serve their sentence

It depends on how long they have been a resident of Canada

Yes but only for violent crimes, such as sexual assault and first-degree murder.

If they have created a very serious crime but have a legal citizenship, no. If they don't and it's safe to return then yes.

no just sent to jail

No just send to jail.