Should immigrants be deported if they commit a serious crime?

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the question itself is vague, but if they entered illegally then yes, if it is safe for them to return to their country than yes, but otherwise it's really dependent.

This question doesn't really make sense because why are we deporting only immigrants that commit a serious crime? Does this not tie into some sort of racism? If the crime committed involved murder or arson, then yes I suppose. If not, then what's the point of deporting them? If it's something like stealing then no. And if they are then they should be able to return to their country with no questions asked.

It depends on how long they have been living in Canada for, have they assimilated well into the community here, and are the a legal or illegal immigrant.

Any immigrant who came here legally, has been here for several years, has assimilated into the community here, and have no more significant ties to their home country, should not be deported.

depends based on their immigration status at the time of their offence. If they're permanent residents or citizens, they should not be deported.

They shouldnt necessarily be deported, but more like treated like citizens of the country who commited serious crimes. If they have a repeat offense they should be sent back.

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

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

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.

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

only if they're not a full Canadian citizen

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 they r citizens then no

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

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

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.

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

No, they should be put in prison like anyone else

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, give them the same punishment as people who live in the country.

as long as they are citizens, they should remain in this country.

No, t,hey should suffer the consequences of the place they are living.

Yes and all of their immediate family

Not if they have gotten citizenship.

if able to conduct a background check with family or files acquired in order to aid in the prostitutions of immigrants with criminal tendencies

Unless they have entered the country illegally, no, if they have & it is unsafe for them to return home, send them to an agreed safe location outside of Canada.

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

Yes and No. Yes if they have been charged multiple times No because if theyre a legal citizen, they should only finish their senetence.

If they commit a crime in Canada they should be instantly deported and banned regardless of the danger they face elsewhere. If they’re worried about the consequences in their country of origin, they wouldn’t commit crimes in a country that accepted them.

No, the majority of foreigners deported when they arrive in their country of origin are not properly penalized, which is why they should be penalized in the country where the crime was committed.

They should serve their time, and be closely monitered afterwards and if they do bad stuff again, have them serve their time and deport them.

If they have a citizen ship they can serve their sentence here in Canada but if not they can go back to their country

If thier is hard genuinue proof of that crime they should be deported with a chance of permission to come back

Yes, but only if the crime is serious enough(such as terrorism), and after a investigation of the criminal has been done.

Yes, if it is a crime such as rape, aggravated assault, any sort of abuse to Canadians, but if their country is unsafe or in a state of war for example, then they should be in some sort of prison cell

If it is safe to do so then maybe. However, deporting an individual because of a serious crime does not necessarily solve or fix an issue. The offender may still continue to commit crimes even after they are deported.

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

If they commited a serious crime in Canada, they should serve a longer prison sentence in return for not being deported. However, if they commited one in another country and then came to Canada, they should serve prison time in both countries.

Yes as long as its safe, and will be legally punished in their country as well ( as long as they pay for their crimes basically)

It could depend on what crime it is because if it's not serious and they aren't a threat there is no reason they should be deported

No, unless they have illegally entered the country and it’s safe for them to return to their own country. Otherwise they should do their sentence like everyone else.

No they should be punished the same as people who live in the area

No they should just be sentenced

either they serve there punishment here or at there home country

They should go to jail, I think

No, only if they have their citizenship

Depends on the crime. It depends on if they can pay their dues or if they can make up for it.

I believe it depends on the circumstances and the seriousness of the crime. I also believe they shouldn't be deported if it isn't safe for them to return to their own country

I believe it depends on the severity of the crime, if its truly bad and they are safe to return to their country then I do think they should go.

No, the majority of immigrants are honest, hard workers, just wanting to create a better life. However, we need to be tougher on gang related activities and those who commit serious crimes/ repeat offenders. We need to do like other countries and deport serious offenders and never permit reentry.

If we accept them as our own citizens, we should treat them as our own citizens. Justice should be blind and fair.

Yes, if the crime was committed within 10 years; however, if their country is even more dangerous, then no

They should serve their sentence in canada and not be deoprted afterwards. They can get citizenship in prison. If they dont get citizenship within their senence they can be deported sfter said sentence

ban immigrants

Yes, It the crime is repeated multiple times

If a life sentence is given to the immigrant then sure

no but it depands on what they did not manly no

It depends on the severity and the circumstances of the crime.

no, they should be thrown in jail

only for murder

Serious crime yes, but in the case of the truck driver in Humboldt I think he made a grave mistake not a criminally guided decision

No however there should be harsher punishments if the crime is serious

It should he addressed with equal treatment as a citizen. Especially if they’re wrongfully accused

No, It depends on the type of crime.

no just get them to jail or something

No, as long they have served their sentence.

No, they should have jail time in Canada

Depends, if they have permeant resident or are a citizen than no, but if they are on a work visa than yes.

Yes, but only if they have not been here for a long period of time (e.g. less than 3 years).

Only if the crime they’ve committed is related to murder, drug or sex trafficking.

If they have committed murder or something that deems them a danger to society.

no, they should be put on trial and locked away where they committed the crime

they should justspend their time

Potentially, after they serve their sentence. Case by case ...Prison education, and reform as we would rehabilitate and treat our own, and this should be a sociatal priority, not punitive measures. Electronic bracelet and probationary aftercare would rather.

If they haven't received citizenship they yes provided the country of origin isn't in turmoil or unsafe. Doing so would be equivalent to a death sentence. If they have received citizenship then no, they should serve their time like ALL Canadians who commit a serious crime would.

No, only if they have been in the country for less then 5 years or if it is a serious crime that harmed another citizen

It honestly just depends on the situation but a no if they are legally a citizen.

Define a serious crime

No, they should be subject to the same rights as everyone else. The country in which they were born may not be safe AND they may have been only born there but raised here and don't even know the language so that isn't fair.

Yes, after their serving if it is safe for them to go back.

no, they should just serve their crime

Yes, if they're illegal and it is safe for them to return to their country.

After sentence completion and it being safe for them to return.

No, unless they have not recieved full citizenship or have entered the country illegally and it is safe for them to return to thier home country.

not if they are a legal citizen

They should have the same sentencing as what is expected for the crime committed and then should be evaluated at the end to see if they should stay in canada.

They should if they have been told not to do it.

Depends on the crime. Speeding? Probably not. Murder? Yeah get rid of them

It all depends on where the crime is done.

Depending on if the country they are getting deported to could kill them eg; North Korea

YES, why wouldn’t they... We shouldn’t have to burden our system dealing with people like that, you wanna move here you dam well better respect our country and people.

No, they should be treated the same as any other citizen

if the crime is immensly serious then yes

depends how bad the crime is, and if its safe for them to return to there country