Should Canada End Birthright Citizenship? | The Rundown

Описание: Should Canada End Birthright Citizenship? | The Rundown

Birthright citizenship in Canada is under debate. Should babies born to temporary residents automatically become Canadian citizens? Immigration lawyer Elizabeth Long (LM Law Group) and economist Mikal Skuterud (University of Waterloo) join host Jeyan Jeganathan to explore the legal, economic, and political implications of birthright citizenship, birth tourism, and immigration policy.

Key Topics Covered:
Why birthright citizenship matters for Canada
How common are births to temporary residents?
Policy vs. politics: What’s driving the debate?
Impact on families and immigration law
Should Canada reform or end birthright citizenship?

Watch for expert insights on:
Canada immigration policy, birth tourism, citizenship laws, and what changes could mean for families and the economy.

0:00 Intro
0:06 Why this isn’t a top immigration priority
0:32 How common are these births in Canada?
0:43 Is this about policy or politics?
1:22 What does birthright citizenship mean for Canada?
2:02 Why these laws matter for families

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