Mid Term 1 Immigration

Question 1

Michael Walzer Concept

Answer 1

In immigration regulation states behaves as clubs admission is selective past and currents club members define criteria for admission of future members, no one outside had a right to be inside, families moral obligation to admit relatives neighbours no one has control of entry and exit, ability to find a job and place to live

Question 2

Liberal Approach Joseph Carens

Answer 2

Equal morals worth of individuals, Individuals should have liberty to move and settle in a new country, boarders should be generally open, no restrictions

Question 3

Constitution Act 1867

Answer 3

section 95 - federal and provincial power over immigration section 91(25) federal power over naturalization and aliens

Question 4

Charter

Answer 4

section 6 rights of citizens, section 7 right to life section 12 prohbition of cruelness, section 15 equality

Question 5

Requirements Bill C-6 Current

Answer 5

Required length of residence 3 out of 5 years prior to application, language and knowledge of canada for individuals 18 to 54
Declaration of intention to reside canada filling tax returns

Question 6

3 types of citizenship

Answer 6

citizen, permanent resident, foreign national

Question 7

Citizenship Acquisition

Answer 7

just soil, by birth ( born in canada). by descent, (children born abroad to canadian parents) naturalization allows immigrations to obtain canadian citizenship by birth

Question 8

Limitations on descent

Answer 8

born after april 17th 2009 can become a citizen only if parents are born in canada with citizenship

Question 9

Temporary Residents

Answer 9

Visitors (Visa) Students (study permit) temporary workers (need permit)

Question 10

3 governments agencies

Answer 10

Immigration refugees and citizenship canada IRCC, Immigration and refguee board IRB, Canada broader services agency CSBA

Question 11

Health

Answer 11

danger to public, danger to public safety applicant might reasonably be expected to cause excessive demand on health or social services not not apply to protected person resettled refugees sponsored spouses common law partners and dependant children

Question 12

Financial Reasons s 39 of the IRPA foreign national

Answer 12

Unable or unwilling to support himself or herself or dependents in canada

Question 13

Criminality s 36 (2) of IRPA foreign

Answer 13

Convicted in canada of an indictable offence or of 2 offences not arising out of a single occurrence

Question 14

Indamissible family member s 42 forgein national

Answer 14

health, speical needs, etc

Question 15

serious criminality

Answer 15

conviction in Canada of an offence punishable by a max term of 10 years

Question 16

Organized criminality

Answer 16

being a member of organizing a crime “drug selling etc”

Question 17

security

Answer 17

engaging in terrorism

Question 18

Violation of human and international rights

Answer 18

war crimes or crimes against humanity outside of canada

Question 19

Misrep

Answer 19

not understanding the facts

Question 20

non compliance

Answer 20

working without a permit, failure to meet conditions obligations

Question 21

cessation of refugee protection

Answer 21

when refugee protection is no longer needed

Question 22

consequences of inadmissibility

Answer 22

may not be allowed to enter canada - may be removed from canada