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@8YJRSXRConservative3yrs3Y
No, but we should be reasonable about who can come and how many.
@8VN69CCLibertarian4yrs4Y
Only on Middle Eastern and North African migrants from high risk zones. Syria, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Iran would presently be the key zones.
@8V5Q92BConservative4yrs4Y
Canada should only accept immigrants with proven ability to assimilate (values test, language, cultural compatibility) and ensure that immigrants do not dilute the labour market.
@8SRDJJWConservative4yrs4Y
Only following a recent serious terrorist attack against Canada or her close allies such as the United States, or the United Kingdom
@8NWJ3SPLibertarian4yrs4Y
No, but we should spend more to increase our border security and focus on attracting immigrants that share similar morals and beliefs.
@8NW4XRPLibertarian4yrs4Y
No, but reduce the numbers to keep in line with job growth data.
@8CKQJM3Conservative5yrs5Y
Yes, because of Covid-19
@92WNF52Conservative3yrs3Y
Yes, while we give time to clear the immigration backlog and fix the housing market.
@8FMV7LVConservative5yrs5Y
No, but maybe lessen the amount a bit
@93G2RP73yrs3Y
As a way to get current immigrants properly documented
@76WTH564yrs4Y
No, only in extreme cases.
Accept a certain amount of backlog, stop, finish that and start it up again.
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