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@B4JZFDL1wk1W
No, but support skill matching to help immigrants find jobs related to their entry profession to fill in the job market gaps needed.
@B3FCXTT2mos2MO
Regardless, there needs to be more support for immigrants to ensure they can realistically situate themselves in Canada
@B32LN2S2mos2MO
yes they should by checking there criminal records and medical records, and and ensure that they have become productive citizens
@B32LMFG2mos2MO
Only for people coming into the country to work. If they are in a bad situation they should be aloud to come to Canada.
@9FR98BT2yrs2Y
yes, people who have been canadian citizens since birth are struggling to find jobs that aren't being done by immigrants
@9BC6QHP2yrs2Y
No, this country is terrible and immigrants who come here can lead miserable lives. They should think more about the decision to stay in Canada.
@8YZKJGB3yrs3Y
I think if someone from another country has a very bad record in crime and can be a threat they shouldn't be allowed to enter another country. But we cannot base this off looks, race, religion, etc.
@8V977824yrs4Y
Yes, but make the process easier for skilled workers as well as refugees seeking solace.
@8G6DNXZ5yrs5Y
Immigrants should have to contribute to Canada in some capacity through volunteer hours or take part in some part of cultural initiatives as part of their PR application. This would allow for a deeper understanding and respect of Canadian culture.
@8DJBWW65yrs5Y
No, but monitor refugees for 1-2 years after coming to Canada
@9BZ2SK62yrs2Y
No, but ensure legislation is updated in order to mitigate misuse or abuse of loopholes or gray areas.
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