Passport stamping slammed
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Passport stamping slammed
December 28, 2006
Passport stamping slammed
By TOM GODFREY -- Toronto Sun
Ottawa is being accused of "harassing" immigrants who are now required to have their passports stamped on returning from abroad.
Toronto immigrant groups and lawyers said the port stamp, which contains a date, will be used to find out how long immigrants have been outside Canada. If the time abroad exceeds guidelines then the person can have permanent residency revoked or be denied citizenship.
Passport stamping slammed
By TOM GODFREY -- Toronto Sun
Ottawa is being accused of "harassing" immigrants who are now required to have their passports stamped on returning from abroad.
Toronto immigrant groups and lawyers said the port stamp, which contains a date, will be used to find out how long immigrants have been outside Canada. If the time abroad exceeds guidelines then the person can have permanent residency revoked or be denied citizenship.
Last edited by Rete; Jan 22nd 2007 at 10:34 am. Reason: Copyright Infringement ... Repost with URL
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Re: Passport stamping slammed
Sounds like a good idea to me... it's only 'harassment' to those who aren't really intending to be immigrants.
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Re: Passport stamping slammed
December 28, 2006
Passport stamping slammed
By TOM GODFREY -- Toronto Sun
Ottawa is being accused of "harassing" immigrants who are now required to have their passports stamped on returning from abroad.
Toronto immigrant groups and lawyers said the port stamp, which contains a date, will be used to find out how long immigrants have been outside Canada. If the time abroad exceeds guidelines then the person can have permanent residency revoked or be denied citizenship.
Passport stamping slammed
By TOM GODFREY -- Toronto Sun
Ottawa is being accused of "harassing" immigrants who are now required to have their passports stamped on returning from abroad.
Toronto immigrant groups and lawyers said the port stamp, which contains a date, will be used to find out how long immigrants have been outside Canada. If the time abroad exceeds guidelines then the person can have permanent residency revoked or be denied citizenship.