Canadians Outraged by Immigration’s Impact on Their Beloved Country

A study by the Department of Immigration reveals a startling division among Canadians: 46 percent believe that aiding unemployed locals should take precedence over importing skilled immigrants to address labour shortages. Federal data unveils a growing rift over immigration, with many respondents lamenting that newcomers are “changing Canada in ways they despise.”

Department data shockingly indicates that “Half of Canadians, 51 percent, assert that immigrants must do more to assimilate into Canadian society.” In a blunt revelation, it adds, “Nearly half of Canadians, 46 percent, insist that Canada should prioritize its own unemployed citizens over hunting for skilled immigrants,” reports Blacklock’s Reporter.

Respondents blasted their dissatisfaction with the social impact of immigration, decrying it with a resounding “not right now” or “How on earth are we supposed to make this work?” Their frustrations were fueled by fears that immigration would wreak havoc on our already strained infrastructure.

The proof is in the numbers

Findings were based on questionnaires completed by 3,000 individuals nationwide and 14 focus groups. The Immigration Department splurged $295,428 to Ipsos for this controversial study. Trudeau Liberals’ brazen Immigration Levels Plan aims for an eye-popping 2024 quota of 485,000.

According to the Tracking Study, Canadians surveyed “could not fathom” how cities would cope with such a staggering influx. Respondents were even more critical when faced with the raw data of immigrants flooding into Canada. Over half of Albertans surveyed adamantly stated that the 485,000 quota was “too many.”

Similarly, over half of Nova Scotians (51%) shared this view, along with nearly half in Ontario and Prince Edward Island (49%), Saskatchewan (47%), and British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador (46%).

Those in New Brunswick (43%), Quebec (38%), and Manitoba (37%) slammed the question with an iron fist. But I believe these numbers are from 2023, I’m confident that these numbers are well over the 50% mark if not 60+%.

The annual quotas on landed immigrants are just a drop in the ocean compared to the hordes of foreigners swarming into Canada. Last year, an eye-popping 2.3 million foreigners flooded the country, including 1,040,985 foreign students, 766,250 migrant workers, and 471,550 landed immigrants.

Empty Minds of the Big Heads

Premier Doug Ford shamelessly flaunts Ontario’s so-called “growth” through mass immigration, arrogantly boasting about the province importing over 800,000 people last year—more than Texas and Florida combined. What exactly is his agenda here? It’s almost as if they’re fully aware of the impact this will have on Canada and are deliberately attempting to divide Canadians.

And then we have this clown spewing gibberish: ‘Regrettably, at times, people do get in and they do commit crimes,’ Immigration Minister Marc Miller blabbered to reporters. ‘These so-called determined actors [organized crime] somehow manage to slip through despite our best efforts.’

Why don’t we just slam the borders shut and reclaim Canada’s core values? We need to stop letting in these unvetted migrants who are turning our country upside down! That would be your best effort!

Speaking of skills…

What skills are these immigrants bringing to Canada? There’s a widespread belief that they are living it up in lavish hotels, dining on catered meals, and enjoying brand-new wardrobes and top-of-the-line smartphones—all on the Canadian taxpayer’s dime. On top of that, there’s an outcry over the generous cash allowances they’re supposedly receiving, funded by the hard-earned money of Canadian citizens.

Why are we wasting resources on unskilled foreigners when we have unemployed Canadians right here who can learn exactly what our country needs? It’s time to prioritize our own citizens and equip them with the skills we so desperately lack. Let’s take care of Canadians first!

Canadians have had enough and it’s starting to show.

From migrants shamelessly desecrating our beaches to entitled foreign students throwing tantrums over expired visas, all exhibit an outrageous disregard for Canada’s cultures, laws, and values. Their raging entitlement is utterly outrageous, and it’s about time they’re slapped back into reality and forced to integrate into Canadian culture—or pack their bags and get lost!

It’s as simple as that, but the power-hungry elites refuse to admit it. For them, it’s all a political game to secure their own agendas and protect their fat pensions. They couldn’t care less about the Canadian people—it’s all about keeping their own pockets stuffed with cash.

Conclusion…

In conclusion, the study by the Department of Immigration lays bare a deep-seated rift among Canadians on the issue of immigration. An alarming percentage of Canadians would rather coddle unemployed locals than bring in skilled immigrants to solve critical labour shortages, and many voice paranoid fears about the social impact of immigration, dreading it will overwhelm the nation’s infrastructure.

Furthermore, there is rampant dissatisfaction with the current immigration levels, with an overwhelming majority of respondents voicing serious concerns about the surge of immigrants and doubting their skills and capacity to assimilate. Clearly, Canadians are demanding a drastic overhaul of immigration policies to put their own citizens first and guarantee that newcomers fully integrate and respect Canadian cultures and values, instead of diluting them.

What are your thoughts on this entire mess? Should Canada shut its doors and fix the glaring issues at home, or do you believe we should keep the floodgates open for more immigrants, even as locals grapple with finding housing and support?

Drop your comments below if you dare—what’s your bold take on this whole thing?