Canada’s Immigration System Failing — Why 300,000 Backlog Hurting Canadians ?

Описание: 300,000 Asylum Claims Even Bogus Claims Stuck — IS Canada Out Of Control?

Are you wondering how long asylum claims really take in Canada?
What if people could stay here for months, collecting benefits, without even passing security checks?
Is the system really working, or is it leaving Canadians paying the price?

In this video, we break down the House of Commons debate where MPs discuss the massive backlog of asylum claims, security screening delays, and how claimants can stay in Canada for six to eight months — or even close to a year — before final decisions. We look at how 300,000 claims and 4,000 abandoned cases impact Canadians, taxpayers, and the immigration system. This video reveals the truth behind the delays, the benefits paid, and the system challenges that are affecting communities across the country.

Key topics covered:

CBSA security screening delays and backlogs
Asylum claimants accessing benefits before final decisions
Impact on Canadian taxpayers and public services
House of Commons discussion on immigration system issues
4,000 abandoned claims and system loopholes
Comparisons to other countries and Canada’s capacity

Don’t miss this video if you want to understand what’s really happening in Canada’s immigration system and how it affects everyday Canadians.

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Note: HOUSE OF COMMON is the sole owner of the speech footage, Canada Insight Network is just sharing it for informational purposes.

Meeting No. 11 CIMM - Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration
Nov 6, 2025
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