Drastic Action: Bonnie & Clyde

Immigration Law Dept: But a story out of Regina should give us pause to think about drastic action taken against foreign nationals who run afoul of immigration law by what, comparatively, seems a less offensive infraction, according to Winnipeg Free Press. Their offence -- working two weeks at a big box store without authorization -- is hardly the stuff of Bonnie & Clyde. There has got to be a better the solution and immigration Minister Jason Kenney has recently stoked national debate about the rescinding of citizenship for thousands of immigrants who only fleetingly lived in this country. Many Canadians could support such a move. Two foreign students face possible deportation for illegally working in Canada. While it appears that these students did work in Canada illegally, does Canada need to come down so hard on them? (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.