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- globalnews@lemmy.zip
- ukraine@sopuli.xyz
- canada@lemmy.ca
- cross-posted to:
- globalnews@lemmy.zip
- ukraine@sopuli.xyz
- canada@lemmy.ca
It really sounds like this was an error by one citizenship officer and it will get reversed.
That’s how it seems to me but I would have figured an error such as that would be resolved by higher ups before it turns into world news.
She was smart going to the press. The official complaint red tape could potentially drag beyond her deportation.
I think she probably had to declare previous convictions on her citizenship application and one in a category of treason (as classified by Russia) would result in an automatic “computer says no” until appealed and viewed by a human.
If, say, an Australian was applying for Canadian citizenship and declared the same offence in Australia the negative outcome would be less likely to be overturned.
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Canadian immigration has been increasingly trigger-happy recently.
Canada safe haven for Nazis and separatists but not for anti-dictator activists or bloggers.
- It was re-examined and corrected
- The plural of ‘anecdote’ isn’t ‘data’
- “Canada safe haven” seems to a word short of a sentence and I don’t want to seem overly optimistic in thinking you’re better than at least that.
Oh look the bopo doing fashy shit, “just cuz lol”.