Will the Canadian election change the immigration policy? Will it be easier or harder to move?

Canada will hold a general election on June 2 1 this year, so that some people worry that if another political party comes to power, Canada's immigration policy will change, will it be easier or simpler? In fact, we believe that the current situation is that Canada's current immigration policy will not change anyway.

Why do you say that? It's actually quite simple. In fact, the system in Canada is similar to that in the United States. There are also cases where the two parties alternate in power, that is, the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party alternate in power. Although neither side likes the other, there are still some similarities, such as immigration policy. For more than 30 years, Canada's immigration policy has not changed much, so even if the new party is in power, Canada's immigration policy will not change much.

We can also see that immigrants have actually brought new development opportunities to Canada, and a large part of Canada's economy is contributed by immigrants. Canada has a population of just over 20 million, and there are more than 20 million people in Norway. Nothing is enough, but it's different. Canada receives about 300 thousand immigrants every year, and the arrival of these immigrants brings new labor to the local area. Moreover, the arrival of new immigrants also means a large number of new consumers, and the consumer market also increases. In addition, there must be many knowledgeable talents among the new immigrants, who can also be used to contribute to the development of Canada. Then, since there are so many benefits, why restrict immigration?

? Restricting immigration is almost equivalent to blocking financial resources. I don't believe Canada would do such a stupid thing.