Of course, immigration policy should serve the national interest and the interest of Canadians.
We've seen immigration officials and the Liberal immigration minister testify that there were no caps on temporary residents. In an article, you said, “the Refugee Law Data site data apparently found a strong correlation between low recognition rates and briefer employment at the IRB. In other words, members who say ‘yes’ [and approve more applications] more often last longer in their jobs.”
Do you believe IRB officials are letting asylum claimants stay due to fear of repercussions surrounding their job?