Canadian Prime Minister Carrie's government tightens policies and cleans up the immigration system!

A Canadian Prime Minister Carrie government's "immigration and border reform bill" with unprecedented intensity will be submitted in the coming days. The bill will grant the government unprecedented powers to address issues such as backlog of asylum systems, illegal entry, and drug smuggling.

The bill submitted by the Carrie government will allow the Canadian government to "reject a large number of specific types of asylum applications at one time without reviewing them individually."

A senior federal official said at a press briefing: "Currently, whether it is cancellation or modification, we can only handle cases individually. The new bill will give us the power to process in bulk."

The federal immigration minister said that the new bill will make the Canadian immigration system more efficient and flexible.

According to the new bill, asylum seekers who "fail to submit an application within one year" will be "directly rejected" and subsequently face the risk of forced deportation.

The new bill stipulates that immigrants must apply for asylum within one year of entry, otherwise they will be automatically rejected. This measure can be applied retroactively and applies to applicants after June 24, 2020.

This measure may affect as many as hundreds of thousands of "international students" and "temporary workers," as they "usually submit asylum applications after their studies or work period expires."

The new bill is nearly 150 pages long. In addition to immigration system reforms, it will also grant the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (GRC) a series of new powers to combat transnational organized crime and drug smuggling.

The new powers include:

Special authorization to search private correspondence; requiring electronic service providers to collect and share user information to assist investigations; strengthening coastal monitoring; enhancing intelligence sharing capabilities with institutions such as the Immigration Department; requiring freight and warehousing companies to cooperate with federal inspections.

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