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Urgent: Sudden Increase in PR Processing Times for Refugees and Protected Persons (Up to 99 Months!)
Exactly; there's nothing logical or defensible here. If there's a backlog, it's the government's responsibility to resolve it. There are quotas, and we're lowering them so saying them wait 7-8 years isn't fair. Furthermore, technically, if you're changing a rule or making a major change, you...- moref1988
- Post #55
- Forum: Refugees and Asylum
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Urgent: Sudden Increase in PR Processing Times for Refugees and Protected Persons (Up to 99 Months!)
When I say mass approval, I don't mean TRV or anything else. However, the backlog in the protected person category, which already has been in Canada for years and has an approval rate of around 95%, can certainly be addressed. What's the point of making people wait longer in this category, which...- moref1988
- Post #53
- Forum: Refugees and Asylum
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Urgent: Sudden Increase in PR Processing Times for Refugees and Protected Persons (Up to 99 Months!)
Some friends are looking at this issue from a very unfair perspective and are probably revealing their conservative political views. The issue is not about returning to the country of origin, a real refugee would not have such a concern anyway. The issue here is one of predictability. The...- moref1988
- Post #51
- Forum: Refugees and Asylum