Impartial Immigration Laws The immigration laws of Canada and India are truly fair. The only con is that they both have long immigration processes. Although, now Canada has released a new program called the Express Entry and India has released a new program called Visa on Arrival. Both speed up the long immigration process for certain people. Canada’s immigration laws weren’t fair in the past because they discriminated against many communities; surprisingly, Canada now has one of the best set of immigration laws! Canada has a point system to reward anyone with a good historical record of work and the point system prevents useless and dangerous people from entering Canada. The point system is fair because it only applies to economic immigrants.
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Immigrants are also protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The individual rights in the Charter protect every person in Canada (including immigrants), whether they are citizens or not. The only rights that do not apply to non-citizens are democratic rights, such as the right to vote. India also has fair immigration laws. For example, The Illegal Migrants Act says that to determine if someone has entered India illegally, there will be a fair trial. Both Canada and India require immigrants to go through a health and security screening to ensure the safety of the countries citizens. Both countries have different types of permits (work permit) and different types of visas (student visa) for different types of people. These different categories aid immigrants when choosing what documents to give to the government and where and how to apply. India and Canada both also look at the immigrants individually and understand their history and the situation they may be in. Both countries are very helpful to refugees by giving them shelter and the basic necessities. Furthermore, Canada provides refugees with a fair and quick hearing. The immigration laws of India and Canada are definitely fair as they provide immigrants with a
Immigrants are also protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The individual rights in the Charter protect every person in Canada (including immigrants), whether they are citizens or not. The only rights that do not apply to non-citizens are democratic rights, such as the right to vote. India also has fair immigration laws. For example, The Illegal Migrants Act says that to determine if someone has entered India illegally, there will be a fair trial. Both Canada and India require immigrants to go through a health and security screening to ensure the safety of the countries citizens. Both countries have different types of permits (work permit) and different types of visas (student visa) for different types of people. These different categories aid immigrants when choosing what documents to give to the government and where and how to apply. India and Canada both also look at the immigrants individually and understand their history and the situation they may be in. Both countries are very helpful to refugees by giving them shelter and the basic necessities. Furthermore, Canada provides refugees with a fair and quick hearing. The immigration laws of India and Canada are definitely fair as they provide immigrants with a