Refugee Cases: University Of Western Ontario

Immigration Cases Dept: In the text of a speech to the law faculty at the University of Western Ontario in London, Kenney says Federal Court judges are too often second-guessing legitimate policy decisions, working against the reforms legislators have made to improve the system, according to The Star. In a speech heavy with legal references and stories of refugee claimants playing the Canadian courts for years, at a high cost to taxpayers, Kenney urged the judiciary to be more co-operative and oTTAWA Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is lashing out at the judicial system, accusing judges and lawyers of undermining Canada s immigration process by indulging spurious refugee cases. If we can t find a way to reduce the interminable process by which immigration cases creep through the courts, slouching from appeal to appeal, the changes will be of little use and the progress we have made will be for nought, Kenney said. As reported in the news.
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