Citizenship and Immigration committee  That would be CBSA, but we could follow up on that.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I can perhaps add to that. Just about 1,600 have actually been sent back to the U.S. through the STCA, the safe third country agreement. I am not exactly sure if all those 1,600 have come in between ports of entry. They would have come through at the land border, because the safe

Public Safety committee  We're not aware, post the 2002 negotiation, that governments tried to renegotiate. We're not aware of that.

Public Safety committee  I've read that same article, but I can't verify that the negotiation or the attempt actually happened.

Public Safety committee  I'm personally not aware. I don't know if colleagues are aware, but I'm not aware.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We're not aware, post the 2002 negotiation, that governments tried to renegotiate. We're not aware of that.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I've read that same article, but I can't verify that the negotiation or the attempt actually happened.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I'm personally not aware. I don't know if colleagues are aware, but I'm not aware.

Public Safety committee  Well, just to provide a bit of precision, the protected persons number of 15,000 is the anticipated level of asylum claimants who would actually become protected persons in this year. It doesn't equate to the number of asylum claimants who might show up, because the process—

Public Safety committee  We certainly have the number of asylum claimants who have come in thus far, which I think is 32,000. As to when you actually become a protected person, it's a staggered pace: you don't become a protected person until the IRB actually makes the determination that you are a protect

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Well, just to provide a bit of precision, the protected persons number of 15,000 is the anticipated level of asylum claimants who would actually become protected persons in this year. It doesn't equate to the number of asylum claimants who might show up, because the process—

Citizenship and Immigration committee  We certainly have the number of asylum claimants who have come in thus far, which I think is 32,000. As to when you actually become a protected person, it's a staggered pace: you don't become a protected person until the IRB actually makes the determination that you are a protect

Public Safety committee  No, the asylum claims would be projected under the “protected status” persons.

Public Safety committee  In 2017 the target is about 15,000.

Public Safety committee  That's for the asylum seekers; then we have a column called “resettled refugees”.