Canada Border Services Agency: Immigration And Refugee Board Hearing

Canada Dept: VANCOUVER - Chinese police had alleged that a man fighting to keep his Canadian residency status ordered the murders of three of his Asian gang rivals before coming to Vancouver, a former visa officer told an Immigration and Refugee Board hearing, according to Winnipeg Free Press. Lai dropped his immigration request in Hong Kong, but made another application in Los Angeles two years later and he and his family were accepted. Seventeen years later, the Canada Border Services Agency is asking the board to find them inadmissible and alleged crime boss Tong Sang Lai's wife Sap Mui Vong, right, and oldest daughter Kei Lai, left, enter an Immigration and Refugee Board admissibility hearing in Vancouver, B.C., on Tuesday February 26, 2013. Tong San Lai who arrived in Vancouver in 1996 did not attend the hearing in person. Federal lawyers are trying to have him removed from the country alleging he he lied about his membership in a criminal organization so he could enter Canada. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck Jean-Paul Delisle told Lai Tong Sang's hearing Wednesday that several red flag warnings of the man's organized crime lifestyle came up when he reviewed a file back in the mid-1990s but the man was still allowed into the country not longer after. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.