Economic Effects of Immigration

Three U.S. Immigration Issues: (1) Visa Overstayers Are As Big An Illegal Issue As Mexicans; (2) Black Workers Suffer The Most From Illegal Immigration; (3) The Tech Industry’s Claims Are False

Posted on April 21, 2008

Three U.S. Immigration Issues: (1) Visa Overstayers Are As Big An Illegal Issue As Mexicans; (2) Black Workers Suffer the Most From Illegal Immigration; (3) The Tech Industry's Claims Are False Our intent is to show the strong similarities between … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

UK Immigration News: (1) House of Lords Tells Gov’t To Limit Immigration ; (2) Optimum Population Trust Tells Lords : Don’t Forget Immigration’s Effect On Environment; (3) Critics Question Need For ‘Eco-Towns’

Posted on April 7, 2008

UK IMMIGRATION NEWS: (1) HOUSE OF LORDS TELLS GOVERNMENT TO LIMIT IMMIGRATION ; (2) OPTIMUM POPULATION TRUST TELLS LORDS: DON'T FORGET IMMIGRATION'S EFFECT ON ENVIRONMENT ; (3) CRITICS QUESTION NEED FOR 'ECO-TOWNS' We have summarized most of the major points … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Environmental Effects, Weekly

Is There Really An IT Or Any Other Kind Of Labour Shortage?

Posted on March 17, 2008

“IS THERE REALLY AN IT OR ANY OTHER KIND OF LABOUR SHORTAGE?” It is a shortened version of a BASELINE MAGAZINE article entitled “IS THERE REALLY AN IT LABOUR SHORTAGE?” Although the article focuses solely on the IT industry, its … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Provincial Governments Should Use Their Constitutional Powers To Calm The Frenzy Of Ottawa and Business About "Worker Shortages"

Posted on February 11, 2008

Provincial Governments Should Use Their Constitutional Powers To Calm The Frenzy Of Ottawa And Business About “Worker Shortages” Two provincial governments have recently announced that they will use Ottawa's provincial nominee programme to recruit foreign workers. Before going any further,both … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Weekly

Should Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Compete For Foreign Students?

Posted on February 4, 2008

Should Canadian Post-Secondary Institutions Compete For Foreign Students? The following is a slightly-edited version of some comments made on the foreign student issue by Jessica Vaughan, a Senior Policy Analyst for the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington, D.C. Her … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Weekly

Australia and Canada: Two Demographic Bulimics?

Posted on January 7, 2008

AUSTRALIA AND CANADA: TWO DEMOGRAPHIC BULIMICS? Poet and author Mark OConnor has written another important analysis of Australias ecological eclipse at the hands of the growth cult. While the continent is obviously unique in its botanical character with problems that … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Environmental Effects, Weekly

How New Arrivals Are Jumping The Queue For Limited Spaces In Quebec Seniors’ Homes

Posted on November 24, 2007

HOW NEW ARRIVALS ARE JUMPING THE QUEUE FOR LIMITED SPACES IN QUEBEC SENIORS' HOMES ” Quebec senior citizen, Daniel Palladini, tells a disturbing story of recently-arrived foreign seniors jumping the queue for scarce spaces in Quebec Seniors' homes. Mr. Palladini … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

How Abu Dhabi Residents Use Canada’s Immigration System

Posted on November 20, 2007

HOW ABU DHABI RESIDENTS USE CANADA'S IMMIGRATION SYSTEM The following excerpts from documents written by officials at Citizenship and Immigration Canada provide some disturbing insights into how immigrants from Abu Dhabi use Canada's immigration system. As with many other cases, … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Hold Back The Immigrant Flood (UK) + Farm Labour Shortages : How Real? (UK)

Posted on November 3, 2007

To provide you with more international perspective on the immigration issue, Immigration Watch Canada.org's latest bulletin includes two non-Canadian items: (1) “HOLD BACK THE IMMIGRANT FLOOD” from Sir Andrew Green of Migration Watch UK and (2) “FARM LABOR SHORTAGES: HOW … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Cambridge University Economist: Claims By The UK Gov’t That Immigrants Increase "The Prosperity Of The British People…Are Profoundly Misleading"

Posted on October 27, 2007

Cambridge University Economist: Claims By The UK Gov't That Immigrants Increase “The Prosperity of The British People… Are Profoundly Misleading”. As you will note, his conclusions are similar to those drawn in 1990 by The Economic Council of Canada and … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Terminate The Nanny Programme

Posted on October 20, 2007

TERMINATE THE NANNY PROGRAMME Renewed revelations that Sikh men have been applying in large numbers to come to Canada as nannies should spur Immigration Minister Diane Finley into terminating the Live-In Caregiver (Nanny) immigrant category completely. This action should have … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

American Unions And Their About-Face On Immigration

Posted on September 29, 2007

AMERICAN UNIONS AND THEIR ABOUT-FACE ON IMMIGRATION The lengthy testimony of Vernon M. Briggs Jr. of Cornell University to the Subcommittee on Immigration of the U.S. House of Representatives, delivered on May 24, 2007, makes for compelling reading. It is … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Why Mexicans and Haitians, Working Illegally In The U.S., Are Stampeding To Canada And What To Do About It Now, Not Manana

Posted on September 21, 2007

WHY MEXICANS AND HAITIANS, WORKING ILLEGALLY IN THE U.S. , ARE STAMPEDING TO CANADA AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT IT NOW, NOT MANANA The arrival of hundreds of Mexican and Haitian refugee claimants at Canada's borders in the past few … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

The 1907 Arrival Of Many Low-Wage Labourers Precipitated The September, 1907 Vancouver Asiatic Riot

Posted on September 8, 2007

The 1907 Arrival Of Many Low-Wage Labourers Precipitated The September, 1907 Vancouver Riot First Posted on September 8, 2007 Updated on August 14, 2011 September 7, 2011 is the 104th anniversary of the 1907 Vancouver Parade and Riot. In the … Continue reading →

Posted in Chinese Head Tax, Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Weekly

Message To Gov’t In U.K. and U.S.: Get Immigration Numbers Under Control

Posted on August 23, 2007

To provide you with an idea of how other countries are dealing with the high immigration issue, Immigration Watch Canada provides you with two news items, one from the UK and the other from the U.S.: (1) A news article … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Weekly

Swallowing Hook, Line and Sinker

Posted on July 12, 2007

Swallowing Hook, Line and Sinker Reporters and editors who have written on two recent important immigration events have failed to see the crucial issues in the stories. The first of the events involved a failed refugee applicant, Laibar Singh, who … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

The Demographic False Alarm

Posted on July 5, 2007

THE DEMOGRAPHIC FALSE ALARM Readers might recall an IWC press release on Sept. 28, 2006 of a C.D. Howe report that revealed that if immigration were used by Canada to keep its old age citizens at no more than 20 … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Komagata Maru Passengers in 1914 Were Like Chinese Illegals In 1999

Posted on June 20, 2007

Our Bulletin of this week is a June 9 column from The Vancouver Sun. The column compares the Komagata Maru ship passengers who attempted to enter Canada in 1914 to the Chinese boat people who attempted to enter Canada from … Continue reading →

Posted in Chinese Head Tax, Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Three Issues: A Dying Chinatown, Ignoring First Nations Unemployed, Spinning Mass Murder To Perpetuate Mass Immigration

Posted on June 7, 2007

Three Issues: A Dying Chinatown, Ignoring First Nations Unemployed, Spinning Mass Murder to Perpetuate Mass Immigration (1) A Dying Chinatown One of the great ironies of Canada's mass immigration policy is not only that Canadian history and the architecture created … Continue reading →

Posted in Cultural Effects, Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly

Canada Needs An Accurate Inventory Of Its Labour Needs, Not More Hysteria About A So-Called "Labour Shortage".

Posted on May 9, 2007

PRESS RELEASE Canada needs an accurate inventory of its labour needs, not more hysteria about a so-called “labour shortage”. This is the real issue that the House of Commons Standing Committee on Immigration has to deal with—-not the issue of … Continue reading →

Posted in Economic Effects of Immigration, Fraud, Weekly
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