Canada: Victims of Weaponized Immigration

Recently, The Minister of Immigration Ahmed Hussen and Ontario Minister responsible for children, community, and social services Lisa MacLeod got into a sparring match. On Friday, July 13th, the Ontario government and the Federal government met to have a meeting on the increasing numbers of asylum seekers that are crossing our border. Since they came into power, the Ford government has been critical of the Trudeau Liberals' handling of the crisis. This meeting was so the provincial and federal government could come to an agreement on a plan to deal with the border jumpers, but it ended badly. Lisa MacLeod walked away from the discussion and refused to sign the official communique.
This led to a an exchange of word between the Hussen and MacLeod, in which the former accused the latter of trying to be fear mongering and even going as far as to call MacLeod "UnCanadian". In response, MacLeod told Hussen to calm down and call her to apologise. See video below:

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This has resulted in the Liberal Party and Conservatives exchanging insults with each other in the news and online. Gerald Butts, principle secretary to the Prime Minister, put out a tweet in which he more or less accused Lisa MacLeod of being part of the alt-right.

Hussen took to twitter himself in a thread slamming the conservatives. In that thread, he reiterated that immigrants and refugees are processed through two different government departments,releasing this diagram:

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The diagram is is overly simplified, implying it is a 1 of 2 step process, either you are accepted or rejected.
Conservative critic of immigration Michelle Rempel also took to twitter to refute Hussen's statements.

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She also released this tweet in response to the diagram Hussen put out, as seen in Figure 2:

Rempel's revelation shows that Hussen is being dishonest when it comes to the border crisis. As it says, the IRCC deals with immigrants, the IRB deals with asylum seekers/ refugees. If Hussen's diagram represented the situation that we as Canadians are currently facing, then the Trudeau government would have sent 80 members of the IRB to the border, but instead sent 80 members of the IRCC to deal with the current situation.
The Trudeau government has been very dishonest when it comes to the border crisis. The housing situation alone means there are not enough places for everyone to live. Where do these people go? Most of the initial border jumpers went to live in subsidised housing, taking up the space which then limits the amount available Canadians, who truly payed for these houses through their hard earned tax dollars.
Toronto Mayor John Tory has asked for help from Ottawa to the tune of $50 million to deal with the crisis, but has received about $11 million. So Premier Ford's government has been hammering the federal government for more assistance. We can sit here and debate political ideology all we want but the data speaks for itself.
As we look at the number of asylum claims over the last few years, there is a SIGNIFICANT spike. Even though the numbers have dwindled, they are still much higher then they were from January 2017:

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We are receiving over 1200 asylum claimants per month. These are people who came to Canada from America, easily the most prosperous nation in the world and is without a doubt a safe country in comparison to where a lot of these people have come from. Yet they cross the border into Canada. When we look at the type of people coming across, they do not appear to be fleeing a dangerous circumstance. Many have nice clothing, nice shoes, the newest model of phones, expensive headphones and gold chains. Are these people really fleeing persecution?
A recent article in the Toronto Star Sunday edition outlines the number of people that are making the crossing at Roxham road:

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The Globe and Mail has also reported on the situation. In an article from June 20th called Wave of asylum seekers floods Toronto’s shelters, they show that the number of people in Toronto homeless shelters have increased exponentially and now almost 50% of people in these shelters are border jumpers.

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The situation has gotten so bad, that Toronto residents have been asked to open their homes to refugees crossing our border.

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This article from the Toronto Star is from February 2017, which shows how bad the situation was last year, and since has only gotten worse. This is also a bad idea. We don't know who these people are, what their history is, and now Canadians are asked to take in strangers?! There are too many things that can end badly with this situation.
Most recently, the municipality of Peel has stated that their homeless shelters will take on some of the refugees to help alleviate the pressure that Toronto is facing. London has stated that they cannot help because they are already at capacity. Many more refugees will be in similar situations in just under a month. Currently, hundreds of refugees are staying in college and university dorms since they have no where else to go, but by August 9th, students will begin returning to these dorm rooms to begin or resume their post secondary education. As stated in a Globe and Mail article from July 8th, 2018 called Deadline looms for hundreds of asylum seekers temporarily housed in Toronto student residences:

"Fifty four-bedroom dormitories at Centennial College now serve as temporary homes for 344 asylum seekers, including 96 families. Hundreds more are currently being housed in another student residence.
But with less than a month before students return ahead of the school year, time is running out for refugee claimants who have yet to find a more permanent home."

Nobody should ever put any trust in Ahmed Hussen to solve this situation. The situation is exactly part of the Trudeau agenda. Trudeau himself supports the idea of open borders, has stated that Canada is "the first post-national state" and "there is no core Canadian identity". Hussen is just continuing on this idea.

This photo shows Hussen posing with a young man. This young man is Alexander Soros, the son of the infamous George Soros. Why is this important? It is because George Soros founded the Open Society Foundation which has worked endlessly to destroy border security and contribute to mass migration. This can be seen in the foundation's report Migration Governance and Enforcement Portfolio Review:

This is outlining exactly what we are experiencing with our own border crisis. Our border security is non existent. The RCMP is "arresting" the people who cross our border, but they then go for processing and are given a place to stay. They change the game by using terms such as "irregular migration" when this is completely made up. The deportation is also more or less non existent, as almost none of these crossers are sent back.

Who will remember this after 2 and a half years? Most will forget, most will disappear from the system, and next to none will be sent back.
We are being played, Canada. We are being taken for a fool and we are being manipulated in this whole situation. That is why they change the terms used. This is why they call anyone critical of their handling part of the alt-right. This is why they call any real patriots Nazis. Our politicians are in fact the pawns in this global game of weaponized immigration. We need to look behind the curtain to see who is truly pulling the strings. Soros is the tip of the iceberg. He is the face of the people who are truly in charge, but is low on the totem pole. There are more powerful individuals that lurk beneath the surface and must be exposed.
I leave you today with a quote from my favourite comedian, George Carlin. Carlin was not only very funny, but was way ahead of his time. He understood what was happening in our world and spoke about it for years. I believe he was trying to send the people of the world a message. He was trying to inform everyone what was truly going on without saying it directly.