I'm sure my staff is working on this situation, because we do that with all MPs. I will get back to you on that specific case as soon as I possibly can, and if you have more information, give it to me.
On the question of the Americans being more welcoming to Syrian refugees than we are, I must say I find that a little bit hard to believe, as a general proposition, even though it may be true in the case you mention. I think we took 25,000 in four months. They've committed to 10,000—is it?—over one year, and if you apply the usual ten to one rule, they're ten times bigger than us, so if we take 25,000 they should take 250,000. They're taking 10,000, and I think only a small trickle have entered the U.S.—my officials might know the number—but not very many.
I think, overall, Canada has certainly been more welcoming than the United States to Syrian refugees.