Thank you.
I'm going to talk about visas for Mexicans. Based on your own figures, in the two and a half months preceding the imposition of visas, 1,287 persons filed a refugee claim. Historically, however, 11% of claimants are genuine refugees. If you do a simple multiplication, statistically, approximately 141 persons are genuine refugees over that two-and-a-half-month period. And you're proud to tell us that only 35 of them filed a claim. Even assuming that those 35 are all genuine refugee claimants, 106 are missing, minister. There are 106 individuals from Mexico who, based on your own figures, are genuine refugee claimants and who were unable to file a claim, simply because they were unable to get to Canada.
What happens to those 106 persons, who are genuine refugees?