Refugees
The foundation of a just refugee policy must reflect the core of our nation’s Judaeo—Christian heritage: love for one’s neighbour, and hospitality and compassion for victims of oppression, persecution and natural disasters.
In regard to legitimate refugees, CHP Canada understands that some of the high standards demanded of immigration applicants may be waived (with the exception of the loyalty oath) on humanitarian and compassionate grounds. Many refugees are unskilled and need extensive training in order to cope and adapt to our culture and find their place in Canada’s economy.
To ensure that help for refugees is channeled properly and their needs are best met, CHP will involve faith-based groups in a sponsorship and training program.
In order to protect the process for legitimate refugees seeking refuge in Canada, we would track, stop, arrest and bring to justice individuals engaged in human smuggling.
The CHP will move toward processing refugee claims in the country of origin through its Canadian embassies, where the basis of a refugee’s claims can be properly verified. Crossing illegally into Canada over the Canada/U.S. border is not an acceptable way to gain entry to Canada. The Safe Third Country Agreement between Canada and the U.S. means that—in most cases—a person already living in the U.S. does not qualify as a refugee in Canada.
The CHP will limit refugee’s rights to that of a prompt, fair hearing focused on qualifying genuine need cases. There should be no automatic, or presumed right to remain in Canada or to enjoy the right of Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status.
The CHP will require that all refugee claimants convicted of refugee fraud be disqualified from entering Canada for life.
Before being considered eligible to apply for citizenship, able-bodied refugees will be encouraged to volunteer in some area of public service, showing loyalty to Canada and contributing to the country that has provided them refuge. For both immigrants and refugees, citizenship may not be acquired until they have resided in Canada, living peacefully and in obedience to the law for a minimum of five years. Only Canadian citizens will be permitted to vote in federal elections.
For more information on the threat posed by radical Islam: https://www.denisonforum.org/resources/radical-islam/
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