Yes.
In addition to speaking to CBSA officers—of course, I'm coming to this from a criminological perspective—I speak with members of various police departments across the country. They are becoming more and more frustrated with the fact that when they apprehend somebody for an alleged breach of the law, the refugee claim is then used as a means of delaying both the criminal process and the removal. It is a system that is definitely not efficient or effective, and it is also very disjointed.
This is unfair to everybody, but it's coming from a part of the country where this is increasingly a growing concern.