Citizenship and Immigration Canada

Undoing Border Imperialism by Harsha Walia provides a wide overview of the consequences of settler colonialism and capitalist neoglobalization. Most of her framework focuses on how to abolish border imperialism and give migrants justice against antioppressive Western regimes. As stated in her introduction her book tries to provide solutions to the various forms of violence such as, deportations, illegal suspicion and control over migrant workers. By doing this she also shows different…

of Labor and Justice to The Department of Homeland security. Since then billions of dollars (mostly during President Barrack Obama’s term) have been poured into the border patrol: “If you look at the fiscal 2012 budget of border enforcement and immigration enforcement, it was $18 billion. And that was more than all other federal law enforcement agencies combined, and that includes the DEA, FBI, U.S. Marshals, (all) these big agencies. So this has become a priority mission for the U.S. federal…

thousands of people injured and/or killed, local law enforcement and intelligence agencies started an investigation. The agency found that all suicide bombers were non-citizens of the United States, and were originally from Syria, Saudi Arabia, or Canada. Section 1 of the new PROTECT-US Act 2017 states that any person from Syria or Saudi Arabia is prohibited from entering the United States unless the President personally approves of their entry in writing. This should be deemed constitutional…

multiculturalism as a vision for society has “utterly failed” (Weaver 2010). At the other hand Canadian politicians view multiculturalism as an object of their pride (Trudeau 2013). Canadians more likely to view multiculturalism positively, as a badge of citizenship. While Canadian multiculturalism receive much academic and cultural criticism (Cameron 2004; Cardozo and Musto 1997), its public support base remains steady at around the 60-70 percent range…

Rawls theory of Justice as individuals would be incredibly aware of their pistion and not possess the “veil of ignorance” Theory of justice p.358 Another example of border control colliding with racial and economic inequality is the USA, Mexico and Canada border. Post 9/11 control of both borders has increased. Canadians however remark that the “civil liberties that have been given up since 9/11 exceed the safety that is supposedly buying us” The Open University (2016). The state feels just in…

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lands, and suffer social injustice, prejudice, and separation from their loved ones. In the book, “Intimate migrations”, Boehm shows us the reasons people migrate, how their gender role changes during this period, and the barriers they face against immigration laws. Migrant workers do not wake up and decide to simply move. Issues with the economy, the low wages, a better life for their family, are all forces behind their decisions. Regardless of the matters at hand, the situation changes…

My family upbringing and social location had an immense impact on my chances in life and how I got to where I am today. In terms of economic opportunities, I was fortunate, as my parents immigrated to Canada from China to give me a better life. After immigrating to Canada, my parents worked hard to secure a steady income and home before deciding to have me. Having grown up in a typical Asian household, I was encouraged to do well in school, participate in a number of extra-curricular activities,…

will overpower British Acts of Parliament. If you are a citizen of a member state that is a member of the European Union then you will be allowed residence under Treaty Article (TFEU, Treaty of the Functioning of the European Union) 20 where your citizenship is recognised. By being a member of the European Union you are able to move freely within other member states of the EU, this is confirmed in Article…

which can range any where from a local level of globalization to a global level. Lastly a global citizen is someone who takes responsibility for their actions no matter what. This definition comes from Maria Balarin’s article that discusses global citizenship and…