Canada’s immigration and asylum systems are about to see some significant changes. 📣 Minister Marc Miller has announced that new reforms will be proposed in the coming weeks to address growing challenges. With an average wait time of 44 months for refugee and asylum claims, it’s clear that the system is not working as efficiently as it should. 🔴

The government has already made cuts to the number of permanent residents to be admitted over the next two years and has tightened the rules for temporary worker permits. On top of that, inland asylum claims – those made outside regular entry points after being in Canada for at least two weeks – have surged. 📊

Miller acknowledged the volume and inefficiency of the current system, stating, "The growing claims are not unexpected, but many are being filed unjustly." As we await the upcoming changes, it’s clear that Canada is moving towards a more streamlined and effective immigration process. Stay tuned as these reforms take shape. ⚖️🌍