Screening Immigrants: Immigrants and Farm Products

screening immigrants: The question reads: "Should the Canadian government screen potential immigrants for anti-Canadian values as part of its normal screening for refugees and landed immigrants " Kellie Leitch tears up over role in barbaric cultural practices tip line How Conservative and NDP leadership contenders stack up on the money Some of the other questions are fairly straightforward, such as whether the federal government should retain the supply management system for farm products such as eggs and dairy, summarizing the common arguments for and against, according to CBC. Others are more provocative, such as the one about screening immigrants. It seeks opinions and gauges support for a variety of positions and issues, including electoral reform, corporate tax cuts and the legalization and regulation of marijuana for recreational use. U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has called for would-be immigrants to undergo what he calls "extreme vetting" to determine their stance on things like religious freedom, gender equality and LGBTQ rights. Neither did her campaign manager Nick Kouvalis, who said Thursday he would not comment on the substance of the survey. The Leitch survey does not spell out what is meant by "anti-Canadian values," nor otherwise declare where Leitch herself stands on the issue. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.