u/GreySahara

"The passing of Bill C-12 in March, An Act Respecting Certain Measures Relating To The Security Of Canada’s Borders, now allows officials at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to deny a significant number of asylum claims tied to study permits, work permits, or tourist visas."

"That has led to only 13,710 asylum claims filed in the three months since the legislation was passed, compared to 27,838 in the same time period last year."

Background:

You've probably heard about the protests and hunger strikes being put on by international students of the now-defunct Portage "College".

You will recall that this college was non-accredited (it cannot issue bona-fide diplomas and/or University Degrees). In addition, they were sending students on fake internships at a hospital that never existed. Once the school was shut down for those shenanigans, the students insisted that they were intitled to Post Graduate Work Permits (PGWPs)... we can only assume that they thought that PR (Permanent Residency) was forthcoming too.

Anyway:

I've been hearing about these protests, and town halls, and social media rumblings both here in Canada and from the country that Mumbai is in.

My Question:

How long do these students get to stay here now that their "education" is over. I've heard that they face, "immediate removal", so why are they still here protesting? Aren't they supposed to be packing and gone, ...like yesterday?

CBC at it again. Thank you, Liberals! LOL