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Immigration Act respects because, in my opinion, some of its provisions violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms as well as the Geneva Convention on Refugees. How can the hon. member justify these drastic provisions?
September 19th, 1994House debate
Osvaldo NunezBloc
Immigration Act refugee determination system. The minister stood in this House earlier today and highlighted that provision in the act that is being amended. I want to quote for the member. That is very important because the member is leaving a perception in the minds of Canadians that we
September 19th, 1994House debate
Dennis MillsLiberal
Immigration Act not agree there are some people in Canada, again a small minority I am sure, who might want to equate immigrant to criminal or refugee to criminal. The member spoke of confidence. I wonder if she would agree that by having more precise laws, by having a better law than the one we
September 19th, 1994House debate
Jim AbbottReform
Immigration Act with. It is necessary to bring to the attention of this group here the problems involved in the refugee process. Yes, the bill goes some way toward that but there are still problems. I laid them out. I know the hon. member does not understand but that is what gets Liberals elected nowadays. They do
September 19th, 1994House debate
Randy WhiteReform
Immigration Act it is worth passing a very controversial bill to solve five or ten cases that could have been solved administratively, without the need for a very controversial bill which is criticized by immigration lawyers, by the Canadian Council for Refugees and by the churches? You mentioned mail
September 19th, 1994House debate
Osvaldo NunezBloc
Immigration Act that are important for this discussion. There are so many other things that the member should want to deal with but chooses to make the connection between refugees and criminality or immigrants and criminality. To continue to put the two together all the time seems to me to be doing a disservice
September 19th, 1994House debate
Jean AugustineLiberal
Immigration Act crises is because we have carefully maintained public support for our broad objectives. Canadians have demanded with reason that their immigration and refugee systems be not only fair and effective but also well managed. Once assured, Canadians have generously supported Canada's
September 19th, 1994House debate
Jean AugustineLiberal
Immigration automatic citizenship for the children of refugees. We would like to acknowledge that the minister has recognized the merits of our party's initiatives and we would like to ask him when these very good ideas will be put into place.
September 19th, 1994House debate
Randy WhiteReform
Immigration Act to the Customs Act because of its failure to bar, prior to a refugee hearing and an application for permanent residence, those who have been convicted of a crime that would carry a sentence in Canada of 10 years or more and those individuals who fall under the category of persons listed
September 19th, 1994House debate
Philip MayfieldReform
Petitions to ensure that all Vietnamese refugees are treated with fairness and dignity.
June 20th, 1994House debate
Jan BrownReform
Immigration sex offender, this failed refugee claimant is back in my community to appear, by invitation from this minister's officials, at a second hearing to be allowed to stay in Canada. Why is this man even getting a hearing in the first place? Why has the government reneged on its promise
June 16th, 1994House debate
Randy WhiteReform
Brent Epp in the refugee camps in Thailand. Upon graduation from university he worked for a year in southern Sudan, Kenya and Somalia at considerable personal danger to bring food and medical supplies to starving and suffering children and adults. Last year, he was in the war-torn former Yugoslavia
June 16th, 1994House debate
Ken EppReform
The Family corner of our society. Can the minister of immigration tell the House how a broader definition of family would affect immigration issues such as family reunification or refugee determination?
June 14th, 1994House debate
Sharon HayesReform
Bankruptcy Act suggestion is directed to the fact that once the internal ethnic strife had transcended national frontiers with the waves of refugees from Rwanda escaping to neighbouring states and thereby imposing severe burdens on those neighbouring states' economy and health and social welfare
June 9th, 1994House debate
Ted McWhinneyLiberal
Bankruptcy Act request for material and troops. Since the outbreak of violence in April CIDA has contributed $4 million and pledged another $7.6 million in emergency aid to Canadian NGOs, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and the Red Cross. A Canadian military aircraft based
June 9th, 1994House debate
Jesse FlisLiberal