Canada: Lawyer Jared and Health Issues

canada: The upshot, Will said, was that the deportation took "exponentially longer" than should have been the case. "It should have taken no more than a year for the CBSA to have deported Mr, according to CBC. Brown," Will told Superior Court Justice Alfred O'Marra. "It was cruel and unusual to detain Mr. In seeking compensation for Alvin Brown, lawyer Jared Will accused Canada Border Services Agency of negligence in removing his client from Canada. Brown, who had mental health issues, for nearly five years." Immigration detention faces rare legal challenge today in provincial court Immigration detainees on hunger strike demand meeting with Goodale Federal government reviewing immigration detention process after string of deaths​ Brown, 40, a father of six who suffers from schizophrenia, came to Canada as a child more than three decades ago. He was released from criminal custody in early 2011 but border agents detained him months later for violating release conditions. The government stripped him of his permanent residency after a series of convictions, most of them drug and weapons related. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.