In an age when the threat of terrorism has become an all to real reality for western nations, criticism has risen following the implementation of reforms to the Canadian immigration Act. Sept 11th focused Canadians attention on the flaws in the National immigration policy, and swift reform was required in order to combat the inherent problem with the countries policies. The government passed several resolutions, most of which analysts say have not done enough to successfully protect Canadian citizens, along with those of neighbouring countries, from the threat of terrorism. This paper will layout the new changes in contrast to the prior September 11th policies, and will also display the specific problems of the new policies. The focus will then turn to way in which the new legislation can be improved in order to focus on the important matters concerning immigration.
Argument 1- The prior September 11th policies and
Point 1- Bill C-31 and its neglect for Canadian values
2. Andrew Phillips- "Trouble on the Boarder- Americans say good neighbours need better fences" 1998
Argument 3- Proposed solutions for the problems surrounding Canadian Immigration Problems
Evidence- 1. Colin R. Singer- New Immigration and Refugee Act
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