Mostly that doesn't matter much. Overwhelmingly, bogus refugees are as harmless as they are hopeful of making a good life in a better place.
But once a year on average — and increasingly since 9/11 — the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, either through its own investigations or from offshore warnings, identifies a risk.
It then applies the immigration act, not the criminal code, to hold the suspect as a prelude to deportation.
Toronto Star
Note: Toronto Star
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