Citizens: Immigration and President-Elect Trump

citizens: To maintain the support of its citizens, Canada immigration policy should be, first and foremost, a tool for economic growth, according to CBC. Regardless of what one thinks of president-elect Trump or Brexit, it is the role of government to provide avenues for the economic prosperity of its citizens. Trump win reflects pent-up rage for both political parties on immigration Ann Coulter Tony Blair cautions Canada not to follow anti-immigration path of Trump and Brexit On immigration, a common theme in the U.S. and U.K. votes was the belief that immigrants were taking jobs away from local citizens. Immigration Minister John McCallum must ensure that Canada immigration policy makes recruiting foreigners who will strengthen our economy a priority. While exceptions should be made for a limited number of refugees and people who want to bring their spouses and young children to Canada, the main goal of our immigration policy should be to bring people who create and fill jobs in Canada. Bring in people who create jobs To do this, the first thing the government needs to do is end the immigration of foreign nationals without a government-approved job offer, previous Canadian work experience or previous Canadian education. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.