More than 8,000 China people were repatriated from Canada.

It is not uncommon for illegal immigrants to return to China. Not only in the United States, but also in Canada, many China people have been repatriated, not only for illegal immigrants, but also for many other reasons. What is the specific situation? This is a topic of interest to many people abroad. Let's take a look at the repatriation of more than 8,000 China people from Canada in 2065,438+2007. Welcome to reading.

In 20 17, more than 8,000 China people were repatriated from Canada.

In recent years, more and more people immigrated to Canada, but they often heard the news that some China people were repatriated to Canada for various reasons. Last year, more than 8,000 people were repatriated from Canada, and less than half of them left Canada voluntarily.

Most people are paid by the government.

According to the data of the Canadian Border Agency, in 20 17, 8,200 people were listed on the repatriation list because of failed refugee applications, overdue travel, expired work visas or student visas, or being considered as endangering public safety. However, only 3639 people left Canada voluntarily, and most of them were paid by the Canadian government for transportation, and even had to be escorted back to China.

In addition, the data provided by the Canadian Border Service Agency (hereinafter referred to as CBSA) shows that this has been the case for the past six years.

Many people have no money to go back.

Sharry Aiken, an expert in immigration law at Queen's University, said that people who did not leave voluntarily did not necessarily sneak into the ground or deliberately escape immigration. Many of them just didn't have the money to leave.

She said that Canada can follow the example of other countries, including some countries in Europe, and provide generous repatriation allowances.

Aiken said: "If the Minister of Immigration wants to say that our immigration system is complete, then we must treat the aftermath like other issues."

She also said: "I think it is appropriate to support individuals to leave and settle in China with dignity, especially in the case of failed refugee applications."

In the first three quarters of 20 17, nearly half of the refugees who entered Canada from the United States came from Haiti. As of June 1 1, only 10% of the applications were successfully granted refugee status.

Repatriation is expensive.

The Canadian Border Service Agency said that the cost of repatriation is different in different countries and different modes of transportation. The average cost of escort repatriation is about 6.5438+0.5 million yuan. Without escort, the cost is 654.38+0, 500 yuan.

Janet Dench, executive director of the Canadian Refugee Council, said that the deportation system is costly and law enforcement is sometimes "very cruel".

She said that unsuccessful refugee applicants should be allowed more time to deal with their personal affairs, and they also need some financial support to continue their lives after returning to their own countries. They don't want to leave, because many of them will lead a very hard life when they return to their hometown.

At present, people who have no financial resources can get the transportation expenses paid by the Canadian government, but if they enter Canada again, they need to repay the expenses.

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