Yes, that's a huge concern for the community at this point, because the program had substantial financial requirements, unlike any other humanitarian program implemented by IRCC, where Sudanese families had to either show substantial income or put money in funds in banks.
This money has been held for almost two years now. As families, they cannot access that fund because their families are trapped in Sudan or in displacement where they can't work. Most of the families here are actively supporting their families in displacement and that puts a huge financial and mental burden on the families here, and those are working Canadians, committed Canadian citizens who really feel this is unjust and unfair processing to bring their families.