Citizenship and Loyalty
The decision to choose to live in Canada must be accompanied by patriotism and loyalty to Canada and our democratic values. Previously held traditions and legal systems incompatible with Canada’s culture and laws must not be allowed to undermine Canada’s historical values of religious freedom and equality under the law.
Each immigrant brings his or her own traditions and appreciates the freedom to celebrate their food, art and history. However, some also bring with them the griefs and prejudices from their country of origins . . . or seek to establish the laws and customs of their former country as the means to settle disputes and conflicts.
Bringing historic grievances into Canada or bringing cultural disharmony into Canada is not acceptable.
A CHP government would institute proper vetting of immigrants to ensure that those immigrating to Canada are leaving behind negative patterns of violence and adopting our system of laws and beliefs. Citizenship shall be offered after 5 years of living, without blemish, according to our Canadian rights, freedoms and laws. Those who violate our laws and manifest violence and aggression will be sent back to their country of origin. Their children born prior to entering Canada will return with them. Their children born in Canada will be governed by the decision of their parents.
The very core of the Canadian citizenship oath is the declaration of loyalty to our King and the pledge to “faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen.” Therefore, to enjoy the privilege of living in Canada, immigrants—although proud of their own cultural heritage—must pledge their allegiance to the new land that they have chosen to call their home.
Any violation of the signed pledge would be considered serious enough to warrant deportation back to the country of origin.
Note: This is not to say that refugees and immigrants cannot be involved in peaceful advocacy that is not in contravention of Canadian law to draw attention to the plight of their former countrymen in order to help bring about change.
Immigrants who are admitted will be expected to adopt Canada’s cultural norms, to educate their children to be proud of their new country and to make a contribution to its betterment. The CHP will ensure that entry into Canada is only granted to those wishing to truly integrate into Canadian society.
In Summary, a CHP government would institute proper vetting of immigrants to ensure safety for everyone in Canada and an escape from persecution and cultural violence, by refugees. In return for this safe welcome, immigrants must pledge their allegiance to Canada.
CHP Canada will immediately overhaul Canada’s current unsustainable policy of mass immigration to:
- Ensure that immigration is not being used as a weapon intended to undermine Canada’s Judaeo-Christian culture. We will seek to alleviate any threat of weaponized immigration.
- Deny immigration to any person who advocates an ideology known to pose a threat to Canadians, Canadian values, and Canadian social structure.
- Increase the resources available for screening and reduce the levels of immigration and refugee claims to levels that can be adequately screened for security and criminal risks.
- Increase the use of detention for individuals whose identity is questionable, who pose a potential security threat, or who have been ordered to leave.
- Continue to use the immigration security certificate, which is a useful instrument for detaining and removing foreign terrorists.
- Track, stop, arrest, and bring to justice (may include deportation) individuals engaged in fundraising for the purpose of terrorism.
To sum up, the current Canadian refugee and immigration system has failed to secure the nation from the threats posed by terrorism. The above steps are intended to rectify this situation.
Canada's border MUST be respected by all who seek entry into Canada. Entry must be restricted to those coming in legally through official ports of entry.
Voting
Canada is a democratic country that is governed by those elected to serve the people. ONLY Canadian citizens should be allowed to vote or hold office.
Under a CHP government, we would:
- Offer citizenship after five years of living within Canadian laws.
- Return to their country of origin those convicted of violence or aggression. Their children born out of Canada will return with them. Their children born in Canada will abide by parental decision.
- Loyalty must be sworn to Canada.
Updated: April 16, 2025