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    1. TokenBearer on

      For those who are being deported because of a crime, maybe they should also be blacklisted from the first world?

    2. Well there is an immigration process, you can’t just enter any country illegally and hope to stay forever.

    3. Triple that, and we’ll talk. That’s a fraction of the student visa fraud, LMIA, and temporary work permit.

    4. icecoffee888 on

      disclaimer: I believe this has to be done.
      BUT: I hate the fact that the Trudeau government took advantage of millions of immigrants to boost the economy and ruined their life and life of young Canadians, was never held accountable or even blamed.

    5. OneMoreTime998 on

      Awesome. Let’s pump up the volume. And better yet… let’s put in more barricades so we don’t have to be deporting so many people.

    6. As someone in a LEGAL immigrant family, great to hear.

      Nobody wants these freeloaders gone more than those of us that actually had to prove our qualifications and existing assets to get a legitimate skills or economic based visa back in the day.

      Deport them all.

    7. As long as we arnt sending the military to home depots I’m ok with deportation and stronger borders. There’s a way to handle immigration that falls in line with human rights and decorum.

    8. No-Path-8787 on

      Are they actually being removed from the country or are the orders just being issued? I’d like to see some actual enforcement of law.

    9. Holy shit. just drivin er whaaa. We’ll be down to 25 million population at this rate. .🔥😂

    10. TheBiggerBobbyBoy on

      i am fine with deportation and i think most people are. What people dont like is armed, masked, untrained gravy seals dragging people out of their homes, waiting by elementary schools to grab kids, and forcably arresting pregnant woman.

    11. wrenchedups on

      Not sure if we’ll see an increase in the price of fast food, or a reduction in corporate earnings.

      I’m good either way as long as wages re-adjust to a Canadian baseline organically.

    12. LibertySherpa on

      Forgive me for being skeptical but is this 400 people per week that are physically leaving the country, like on an airplane? Or is this more along the lines of issuing 400 deportation orders per week… where these people may or may not leave the country at some date in the future?

    13. Thats about 20,800 a year basically a drop in the bucket thats needed to effectively reverse the damage of the millions that scammed their way in….

    14. I guess they’ve overstayed their welcome or didn’t meet the criteria for permanent resident status for reasons beyond this thread. Job numbers are not looking too good atm, and Canada’s tax burden is very high; so without work, they would be competing with natives for dollars.

    15. oneupsuperman on

      And none are being sent to prison camps? That sounds fine by me. America, take notes.

    16. Channing1986 on

      This is some good news at least. Carney must have got into power and been like what the hell did Trudeau do the last 9 years what a mess…

    17. Im assuming a lot of these are self deports? Because most their visas expired soo

    18. ZestyBeanDude on

      I assume it’ll only speed up once the Senate passes C-12 (the revised border bill) which allows for quicker processing and denial of asylum claims.

    19. Bravo!!! I’ve been saying this for a while – the issue was Trudeau, not all liberals. Carney is doing a good job so far

    20. JohnDorian0506 on

      How long will it take to deport half a million illegals that we have? 2024 article. Marc Miller, the current immigration minister, estimates there are between 300,000 and 600,000 people living illegally in Canada –- but [even he’s not sure](https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/miller-undocumented-regularization-no-consensus-1.7235469#:~:text=Miller%20has%20said%20there%20are%20between%20300%2C000%20and%20600%2C000%20undocumented%20people%20in%20Canada). Unlike many other countries, Canada does not track the departure of non-Canadians. Therefore, it is quite easy for someone whose visitor visa, study permit, or work permit has expired to simply remain in Canada. No one will be knocking on their door because they just aren’t on the radar.

      [https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/miller-undocumented-regularization-no-consensus-1.7235469#:~:text=Miller%20has%20said%20there%20are%20between%20300%2C000%20and%20600%2C000%20undocumented%20people%20in%20Canada](https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/miller-undocumented-regularization-no-consensus-1.7235469#:~:text=Miller%20has%20said%20there%20are%20between%20300%2C000%20and%20600%2C000%20undocumented%20people%20in%20Canada)

    21. ScurvyDog509 on

      LPC media machine desperately trying to make us think they’re doing something about the immigration problem.

      400 X 52= 20,800 people

      Meanwhile, the LPC immigration target is 395,000 people in 2025.

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