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Canada to ramp up deportations of illegal immigrants

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Postmedia News. (2026, November 5). Canada to ramp up deportations of illegal immigrants. Toronto Sun. https://torontosun.com/news/national/canada-ramp-up-deportation-illegal-immigrants

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Canada's federal government has implemented changes to its asylum process aimed at accelerating the deportation of illegal immigrants. The number of asylum claimants awaiting decisions increased from 70,000 in late 2022 to nearly 300,000 by late 2025, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. New regulations require applicants to submit completed applications within 60 days of arrival, with a possible one-time extension of 30 days if requested. Additionally, the regulations restrict border-crossers to filing refugee claims within 14 days; those who miss this deadline will not have their cases heard by the Immigration and Refugee Board.
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On November 5, 2026, the Canadian government implemented new changes to its asylum process aimed at speeding up the deportation of illegal immigrants. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, the number of asylum claimants awaiting decisions increased dramatically from 70,000 at the end of 2022 to nearly 300,000 by the end of 2025. The department cited lengthy processing times as a major issue, stating they impede timely protection for those in need and make it harder to remove failed refugee claimants. These regulatory changes aim to improve system efficiency and decision-making speed due to the overwhelming number of asylum claims exceeding current processing capacity.

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In a legal notice obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada noted that the number of asylum claimants awaiting a decision by the department ballooned in the last four years, going from 70,000 at the end of 2022 to nearly 300,000 at the end of 2025.
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🔮 Article content See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source The federal government enacted changes to Canada’s asylum process on Tuesday that would speed up the deportation of illegal immigrants.
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Article content See more Toronto Sun on Google — save as a Preferred Source The federal government enacted changes to Canada’s asylum process on Tuesday that would speed up the deportation of illegal immigrants. asserted
that → see → immigrants
In a legal notice obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada noted that the number of asylum claimants awaiting a decision by the department ballooned in the last four years, going from 70,000 at the end of 2022 to nearly 300,000 at the end of 2025. asserted
number → obtain → 2025
“Lengthy processing times impede Canada’s ability to provide timely protection to those who need it, make the removal of failed refugee claimants harder, and result in prolonged uncertainty for claimants,” the department said in a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement. asserted
department → impede → Statement
“The in-Canada asylum system is facing challenges due to increased volumes of refugee claims,” the report stated. uncertain
report → face → claims
The department also noted that the number of asylum claims “continues to exceed processing capacity,” and that “changes are needed to improve the efficiency of the system by enabling faster and more efficient decision-making.” uncertain
changes → note → making
Cabinet’s updated asylum regulations came into effect Tuesday, requiring all applicants submit their completed application and necessary documents within 60 days of arrival, with a one-time extension of 30 days on request. asserted
applicants → update → request
14-day limit for border-crossers The new rules also close a loophole for border-crossers, limiting them to a 14-day window to file a refugee claim. uncertain
rules → close → claim
Those who file after 14 days won’t have their cases heard by the Immigration and Refugee Board. asserted
cases → file → Board
According to Immigration Canada’s Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement, typical refugee claimants were Haitian or South Asian men, with Haiti, India, Iran, Nigeria and Mexico being the top countries of citizenship for asylum claimants last year. uncertain
Haiti → accord → claimants
Approximately 59% of those applying for refugee protection in Canada last year identified as male, while 49% were under the age of 30. asserted
% → apply → 30
Enforcement of new regulations comes ahead of an updated immigration levels plan that was announced within Thursday’s federal budget. asserted
that → come → budget
The new plan maintains the federal government’s immigration target at 370,000 for new temporary resident arrivals, while the number of permanent resident admissions will stay at 380,000 for the next three years. asserted
number → maintain → years
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