The IRCC embraces critical race theory with its new anti\u002Dracism plan
that Canada committed to taking an unlimited number of refugees from Ukraine, while capping Afghan applicants at 40,000.Article contentThe solution should be to bolster staff so that applications can be processed in a reasonable time The department can also publish approval rates by country of origin, as it does with approval rates for foreign student. If applications from certain countries are being disproportionately rejected, explanations should be offered as to why.
There isn’t a duty to accept an equally proportionate number of immigrants from each country in the world, and it’s quite possible that acceptance rates are lower for some countries simply because more applicants from there aren’t meeting our requirements — that’s not systemic racism, that’s just the fair application of the rules to everyone.Article content
But Canadians have a right to know what’s going on, and the government can’t have its employees acting out of bigotry. Individual immigration officials should be monitored through annual performance reviews to ensure they aren’t arbitrarily rejecting would-be immigrants due to their country of origin. If unfair discrimination is going on, disciplinary action should be taken.
IRCC’s solution is more complicated. Instead of investigating bad managers and disproportionate immigrations outcomes between countries, it’s adopted the explanation of unconscious and systemic racism that stems from critical race theory. Racism isn’t just hatred, IRCC says, but
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