Mr. Jain recently gave a high profile interview on national television on the prestigious show, CBC’s The National. He highlighted some critical concerns about the overwhelming pressure on our system. He noted, “We were drunk on the 22 billion dollars of revenue,” emphasizing how the influx of international students and temporary foreign workers has significantly benefited the economy. However, this financial gain has come at a cost.
Jain pointed out that “we were hoodwinked by the colleges and universities who said we need more, more, more.” This call for increased enrollment has led to an unsustainable situation, where the demand for permanent residency far exceeds the available spots, leaving many vulnerable to exploitation by unscrupulous individuals.
It’s crucial that we reassess our approach to immigration and prioritize the well-being of foreign workers and students. They deserve protection and genuine opportunities, not to be caught in a cycle of deceit and false promises.
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