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Terrorism and Screening

Terrorism and Screening

Canada currently identifies over 50 terrorist organisations active in Canada;

Terrorism is a global threat and a threat to Canada’s national security; Canada is currently at war with an enemy that espouses a particularly dangerous and pernicious ideology—radical Islam—which seeks the subjugation of the entire world to its ideology. Canada has the world’s highest immigration rate; between 1990 and 2009 our population increased by 3.9 million. In the nine years between 1996 and 2005, well over 200,000 of those immigrants came to Canada from Muslim countries with high numbers of radical Islamists. These immigrants have received insufficient screening simply because the sheer size of the infrastructure required to screen such high numbers of immigrants does not exist in our Department of Immigration. Today, very few immigrants are even interviewed by a Canadian visa officer. The sheer weight of numbers means the vast majority of applicants are processed on paper only. With these kinds of numbers arriving within our borders there is also insufficient time to integrate these newcomers into the broader fabric of Canadian society.

Therefore, CHP Canada will immediately overhaul Canada’s current unsustainable policy of mass immigration to:

  • Ensure that immigration is not being used as a subtle and hidden form of jihad designed to undermine Canada’s Judaeo-Christian culture. CHP Canada will work with the Canadian Muslim community to alleviate any threat posed by radical Islam and to ensure that neither Sharia nor any form of violent jihad is being fomented within our borders.
  • Deny immigration to any person who advocates an ideology known to pose a threat to Canadians and Canadian society.
  • 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 a beginning; CHP Canada will work on a comprehensive review and overhaul of Canada’s current systems for the purpose of making Canada more secure from the threat of terrorism.

 


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