I think it’s worthwhile to read the article. There’s mention of LMIAs, immigration consultants, etc.
These are people that were taken advantage of by shady consultants and bad employers. They weren’t of proper legal status for a reason.
However, Padilla Ruiz’s labour market impact assessment — a document an employer often needs before hiring a foreign worker — listed him as a “housekeeping attendant” at a different Western Star hotel in Esterhazy, Sask.
I think it’s worthwhile to read the article. There’s mention of LMIAs, immigration consultants, etc.
These are people that were taken advantage of by shady consultants and bad employers. They weren’t of proper legal status for a reason.
Then how did they get thru customs?
I think it’s worthwhile to catch up to the many years of reporting and documentation on this topic:
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-life-in-the-shadows-inside-the-world-of-torontos-undocumented-migrants/
https://amnesty.ca/temporary-foreign-workers-report/
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/migrant-workers-rescued-york-toronto-1.6767167
https://ijb.utoronto.ca/news/this-is-the-new-slavery-migrant-farm-workers-underpaid-abused-and-injured/
Can you succinctly respond to soecifically how are these migrants getting thtu customs?
You have to do a little work and read.
Arf arf, sealion.
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I’m sorry, your answer was not in the form of a question. No points.
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Maybe TikTok might be more of your thing.
Nah