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You immigration policies suck. Yes, I know that they are your policies, but they still suck. Ours are not perfect, but are more stringent than Canada's. One reason for that is that there a whole lot more people wanting to come to the US than Canada.
Despite mixed views on immigration and refugee policy, most Canadians (59%) subscribe to the view that immigrants contribute to Canada�s economy; most disagree (73%) that new immigrants "take away too many jobs from Canadians", and eight in ten (82%) agree that Canada�s cultural make-up is "one of the best things about this country"...
U.S. residents are less supportive of the direction of their government�s immigration and refugee policy than are their Canadian counterparts: 37 percent approve of this policy (compared to 48% in Canada), and 49 percent disapprove (versus 44% in Canada). Americans are also more likely than Canadians to say that there are too many immigrants coming to their country (53% versus 45%, respectively)...
The findings also reveal that Americans are more likely than Canadians to view immigrants as a "drain on the economy" (45% versus 35%, respectively) as opposed to the view that "immigrants contribute to" their country's economy (49% versus 59%, respectively).
While residents from both countries disagree that new immigrants "take too many jobs away" form their citizens, Canadians are more inclined than Americans to disagree with this idea (64% in the U.S., compared to 73% in Canada)....
Both Americans and Canadians agree with the statement that their country�s "cultural make-up is one of the best things about the country" (84% in the U.S. and 82% in Canada). Results in both countries are also virtually identical with respect to whether it should be a "higher priority" for their country to encourage its citizens "to accept minority groups and their customs and languages" (43% of Americans compared with 46% of Canadians) or whether it should be a "higher priority" for their country to "encourage minority groups to try to change to be more like most" Americans or Canadians (52% of Americans compared with 50% of Canadians)."
Originally posted by jsobecky
You immigration policies suck. Yes, I know that they are your policies, but they still suck. Ours are not perfect, but are more stringent than Canada's. One reason for that is that there a whole lot more people wanting to come to the US than Canada.
Originally posted by Lukefj
Well jsobecky...what other "neighbours to the north" could you possibly be referring to? I defy you to tell me who you were implying if it was not Canada.
Catch a clue...we are your only neighbour to the north. It is not our immigration policies that let terrorists into your country, it was yours. Don't blame...take responsibility.
Originally posted by cargo
Astonishingly ignorant. Maybe you'd like to face south and count how many Mexicans make it across the border into your country each year.
What you should be worrying about more is the WHY. Not the HOW.
Originally posted by jsobecky
Yes, and also the WHAT NOW. I've made those points in related posts, as well as questions as to where they are getting their financing, what preominantlly islamic neighborhoods are harboring them, etc.
Originally posted by LukefjYou were implying that it was Canada's fault for letting terrorists into the US. First of all, it is your responsibility to keep undesirables out of your country. So don't worry about our policies
Originally posted by Jakomo
Well then lucky it's OUR country and OUR policies. Your opinion is noted.
What you should be worrying about more is the WHY. Not the HOW.
If terrorists enter the US from Canada, why aren't they killing some of us? Isn't it "Islam vs Western Civilization"? Isn't Canada a part of Western Civilization? So why don't they attack us since we're apparently part of the problem?
Weird, huh?
Originally posted by Simon
Unfortunately you only apply this behaviour to the far left. The far right do it to. And your one of them. Which is why you just joined the ever increasing number of people on my ignore list. People like yourself simply aren't worth listening to. seeya.