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@9RBYRBT9mos9MO
Yes, but not do dissuade immigrants. Corporations are using them as an anti-labor tactic, and exploiting their vulnerability to undercut wages and benefits. This is to the detriment of immigrants as well.
Welcome a maximum of immigrants and refugees, and ensure that we have the infrastructure (housing, health, education, etc.) that is sufficient for that purpose.
@B4BGJYP3wks3W
No, accept refuges and restructure the budget to allow people to come in for safety that do not impact Canadians in a negative financial situation
@9TLF4ZN7mos7MO
We shouldn’t add more people than we can care for, but if the funding was properly managed in the country it wouldn’t be an issue. It’s more a financial and housing issue more than overpopulation issue, and we constantly battle against ourselves instead of just loving one another and acting decent to everyone.
Yes but only if logistic are in place to support them in employment, housing, education and health care
@8SPTLNS4yrs4Y
No, the immigration policy should be adjusted to make it easier to go through
@8S5NVJS4yrs4Y
No, but ensure there is a strict naturalisation plan in place.
@9C9B2ST2yrs2Y
Yes until we’re able to speed up build permits to construct more housing
@9464BX6New Democratic3yrs3Y
yes if the economy is unstable. If too many immigrants come it will hurt our economy and will lead to slum.
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