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Ah yes, that lecture Canadians give Americans about "human rights" and the like? The people who I can only shake my head at as they know absolutely nothing about transparent and accountable government.
Well, here is what their system is designed around. The same system they, their British ancestors and global socialists want in America, under their "influence" of course.
My life story is just a microcosm of a very disturbing, inhumane, dishonest and abusive system.
Canada slammed for ‘culture of secrecy’ over immigration detention | The Star
Canada has come under fire for a lack of transparency in its immigration detention system and its practice of detaining vulnerable groups, including children and those with mental health conditions.
“The lack of independent national and international oversight bodies significantly contributes to the culture of secrecy surrounding the Canadian immigration detention system,” said a report by the Geneva-based Global Detention Project, an international research group that promotes the human rights of migrants in detention.
“There remain critical gaps in public information, including concerning which prisons are in use at any given time for immigration-related reasons.”
Immigration detention in Canada has been in the spotlight over the last two years with a series of deaths of migrants held in facilities for immigration violations. As of last November, the report said at least 16 people have died in immigration detention while in the custody of the Canada Border Services Agency since 2000.
Well, here is what their system is designed around. The same system they, their British ancestors and global socialists want in America, under their "influence" of course.
My life story is just a microcosm of a very disturbing, inhumane, dishonest and abusive system.
Canada slammed for ‘culture of secrecy’ over immigration detention | The Star
Canada has come under fire for a lack of transparency in its immigration detention system and its practice of detaining vulnerable groups, including children and those with mental health conditions.
“The lack of independent national and international oversight bodies significantly contributes to the culture of secrecy surrounding the Canadian immigration detention system,” said a report by the Geneva-based Global Detention Project, an international research group that promotes the human rights of migrants in detention.
“There remain critical gaps in public information, including concerning which prisons are in use at any given time for immigration-related reasons.”
Immigration detention in Canada has been in the spotlight over the last two years with a series of deaths of migrants held in facilities for immigration violations. As of last November, the report said at least 16 people have died in immigration detention while in the custody of the Canada Border Services Agency since 2000.
