Canada Border Services Agency: Permanent Resident Status

African Christians Dept: The Sudanese refugee said he supported the African Christians fight against the Arab Islamist government in Khartoum, and that was the extent of his involvement with the rebel group, according to The Star. Now, 23 years after he was granted asylum in Canada from the Sudanese civil wars, Kujjo still lives in limbo in Toronto because Ottawa has refused him permanent resident status and dalvik Kujjo spent the summer of 1984 handing out flyers promoting a budding anti-government rebel group in Sudan and guiding recruits to village meetings. But in the eyes of the Canada Border Services Agency, Kujjo is a member of the Sudan People s Liberation Army, a terrorist group, and deemed inadmissible to Canada. As reported in the news.
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