Canada PR Card Mass Cancellation 2026? 🇨🇦 Truth About New Immigration Bill | PR Status Safe or Not?

Описание: Is Canada planning mass PR card cancellations in 2026? 🇨🇦

A new immigration bill discussed in the Canadian Senate has raised serious concerns about the government’s power to cancel, suspend, or modify immigration documents — including Permanent Resident (PR) cards and visas.

In this video, I break down:

• What Part 7, Clause 72 (Section 87.302) actually says
• Difference between PR Card vs PR Status
• Can the government cancel PR status?
• What “public interest” really means
• Impact on students, work permit holders & visitors
• Whether law-abiding permanent residents should worry

There is a lot of panic and misinformation online. This video explains the legal reality in simple language so you understand what this bill really means for PR holders, temporary residents, and future immigrants.

⚠️ Important: There is currently NO mass cancellation order. This discussion is about legal authority in exceptional circumstances.

If you are a Permanent Resident, international student, work permit holder, or planning to immigrate to Canada in 2026, this update is important for you.

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Disclaimer:
All information shared in this video is based on my personal research, experience, and understanding. I am not an immigration consultant or legal advisor — just a young creator sharing the best information I can to help others make informed decisions. Always verify details through official government sources or a licensed consultant before taking any action.