>Canada is currently witnessing countrywide protests as more than 70,000 international student graduates could face deportation due to federal policy changes, and the unprecedented number of students who came to the country with dreams of a new life say their futures are now in limbo. Representatives with Naujawan Support Network, a student advocacy group, say the graduates are at risk of being deported when their work permits expire at the end of this year. This comes after the Canadian government announced changes to its immigration policies, which included limiting study permits.
These international students knew the rules when they came here. You can study for a few years and work, but that doesn’t guarantee a permanent residency at the end of your stay.
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It’s not “deportation” if one simply arrives at the end of one’s non-immigrant period of stay in another country. It’s simply, “your known temporary stay in another country has come to its conclusion.” If France lets me in as a tourist for 90 days, it doesn’t mean when I leave France on the 90th day I’m being deported from France.
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>Canada is currently witnessing countrywide protests as more than 70,000 international student graduates could face deportation due to federal policy changes, and the unprecedented number of students who came to the country with dreams of a new life say their futures are now in limbo. Representatives with Naujawan Support Network, a student advocacy group, say the graduates are at risk of being deported when their work permits expire at the end of this year. This comes after the Canadian government announced changes to its immigration policies, which included limiting study permits.
These international students knew the rules when they came here. You can study for a few years and work, but that doesn’t guarantee a permanent residency at the end of your stay.
It’s not “deportation” if one simply arrives at the end of one’s non-immigrant period of stay in another country. It’s simply, “your known temporary stay in another country has come to its conclusion.” If France lets me in as a tourist for 90 days, it doesn’t mean when I leave France on the 90th day I’m being deported from France.