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Pot rules and immigration, Immigration Lawyer Joel Sandaluk joins CTV news for more on this
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Habeas corpus arguments strengthened
Author/ Anita Balakrishnan Publication/ Law Times Judges at the Court of Appeal for Ontario said they will allow an appeal on whether immigrants facing “virtual house arrest” meet the requirements for habeas corpus.Rocco Galati, a Toronto-based constitutional lawyer and sole practitioner who represented the appellants, said the case is an example of law evolving for
Read MoreBorder agents in Canada and the U.S.: What they can do with your phone, laptops and tablets
Author/ Megan DeLairePublication/ Yahoo Canada News In a communication era built on mobile devices and 4G networks, humans are conducting increasingly more of their daily activities online. Online shopping and same-day delivery mean bad weather, a cold or a busy schedule no longer equate to an empty fridge. Google Street View and 360 degree videos
Read MoreCBSA report irregular migrants are acting as ‘anchor relatives’ for other qualifying family members
Aug 03, 2018 Guidy Mamann joined Alex Pierson to talk about irregular migrants acting as ‘anchor relatives’
Read MoreHuman Rights Tribunal rules employers can’t discriminate against candidates with no permanent residence or citizenship
Peter Shurman fills in for Tasha as he speaks to Toronto Immigration Lawyer Guidy Mamann to talk about the ruling.
Read MoreTrudeau Vs. Ford On Immigration
Joel Sandaluk, joined CTV to discuss the divide between Premier Doug Ford and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on which level of government is responsible for helping – and paying for – people seeking asylum in Canada.
Read MoreCanadians travelling to the U.S. should be prepared to hand over their phones and laptops.
Immigration lawyer Joel Sandaluk explains how border agents have the right to search phones and other devices without a specific reason.
Read MoreCanadian Border Services Agency lacks oversight, but that’s only part of the problem
By VICKY MOCHAMA StarMetro Columnist A Canadian citizen spent eight months in immigration detention. The reason? Agents of the Canadian Border Services Agency “alleged his prints matched those of a fraudulent refugee claimant who was deported to Nigeria in the 1990s,” the Guardian first reported. In June 2016, Olajide Ogunye provided citizenship papers and an
Read MoreWhy Are Children Being Separated From Their Parents At The US Border?
Publication/ ON Point with Alex Pierson by 640 Toronto Guidy Mamann joins Alex Pierson to speak about Trump’s immigration crackdown.https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/on-point-with-alex-pierson/id1318830191?mt=2&i=1000414086143
Read MoreCanadian citizen held for months sues government for $7.6M after border agents dismiss papers as fake
Author/ Megan CerulloPublication/ NY Daily News A Canadian man who authorities mistook for a failed refugee claimant is suing the government for nearly $8 million after he was arrested by border agents and detained for eight months.Olajide Ogunye, 47, was taken into custody by border agents in June 2016, despite producing citizenship papers and a
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