"The Canadian Border Services Agency has released a new report outlining its intention to reduce the use of maximum-security jails and 'better align' itself with international and domestic standards for immigration detention.
The federal government is 'exploring potential
policy changes' to reduce the length of immigration detention and get
non-violent migrants out of maximum-security jails, according to a new
report.
The Canada Border Services Agency’s 'New National Immigration Detention Framework,'
released late Friday, is not a concrete plan as much as it is a general
set of intentions. But, if implemented, it would signal a substantial
shift in how Canada treats its unwanted immigrants."
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