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听听,这些MP候选人是怎么理解C24的!!!2 e1 P- Q. m; B* G$ y+ k
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反对C24的都是有双重国籍的人,如台港,印度,欧美来的加拿大人。 对大陆来的只有一个国籍的人如果也反对的话, 那么只能说他喜欢自虐。
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q2 E1 C- a) g9 chttp://www.metronews.ca/news/edm ... zenship-debate.html* U$ d0 T& y4 m8 L( @$ Z4 @
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Edmonton Mill Woods candidates hear about immigration, C-24 on doorsteps. W6 ?8 l8 u" t# k- \
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The Edmonton Mill Woods riding.
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, U( ]/ v' Z4 N7 IThe Edmonton Mill Woods riding." t- e/ ?" _% L8 o! c
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By: Ryan Tumilty Metro, Published on Wed Oct 07 2015
9 U \2 V+ \2 N4 p$ s0 d; l$ wEdmonton – Mill Woods is one of the city’s most diverse ridings, with people who have immigrated from all over the world calling it home.. }; G1 g% ?0 e; r4 f# f, g
. w8 {2 t: P7 b6 HAs a result, immigration and controversial laws around citizenship are coming up a bit more often on the doors, say candidates.& J. p8 u5 a/ U4 G8 i* d+ m# b
Conservative candidate Tim Uppal said his party has an excellent record on welcoming newcomers.
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& ~- ]7 ^ b+ T! x" ]2 O9 b“Under this government, we have had the highest levels of sustained immigration in Canadian history,” he said.
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- m3 Y! F) r# F9 L5 Y9 M+ j/ j% }Uppal also defends bill C-24, legislation that allows the government to strip citizenship from dual citizens convicted of terrorism or treason. He said when someone has been convicted and served their time of a charge as serious as terrorism it’s common sense to deport them.
- A+ R, Y- Z( @+ s3 e& Z“If we can have their citizenship stripped, because they’re a dual citizen, than I would rather not have them in this country,” he said.
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# u' g i1 H$ `8 v6 @- @) D; S+ ?Liberal candidate Amarjeet Sohi said the Conservative bill is discriminatory, treating Canadians with dual citizenship as unequal.3 Q' I* t+ H1 n7 W7 _
“It will not make us safe,” he said. “Every Canadian should be treated the same, you can’t have different punishments for the same crime.”
& k& v5 o: I2 o4 v& B+ b* l; v mSohi said he would prefer convicted terrorist stay within the reach of Canadian law.
; n S% C3 e0 D! ^; ^9 I“If you deport a terrorist to another country, where there may not be any rule of law, where they can create havoc in that country, how does that make the world a safe place?”* k: C: N; k0 l- b6 d
NDP candidate Jasvir Deol said the bill has many immigrant communities worried.4 h( g2 `2 w' G) _! S& R' B
“People are really, really under fear and they want to see these changes,” he said.! n- o- A* o1 W7 K( R
He said his party is unequivocal about the bill.- Y& S" i' f9 T% M) ~
“The NDP has a very firm stand. We opposed the changes and we voted against C-24. If we win the election, we will repeal C-24.” |
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