Party positions - Immigration

Conservatives

The Conservatives haven't made specific promises regarding immigration, but it seems they will continue with their current way. Bill C-50 gave the Immigration Minister the authority to limit the number of new immigration applicants and to fast track the applications of skilled immigrants.
Liberals


The Liberal party is promising to:

→ Repeal the changes brought in by Bill C-50, saying that it does not harbor a fair system based on due process

→ Spend $400 million to increase the efficiency of the immigration system. $200 were pledged for enhanced language training and another $200 for a new program for internships, mentorship and work placement opportunities

→ Create an In Canada-Fast Track program to allow temporary workers, international students, and live-in caregivers to apply for permanent residence within Canada

→ Introduce the "Welcome Canada Pass" a five-year renewable multiple entry visa for individuals sponsored by Canadian citizens and landed immigrants


NDP

Immigration promises made by the NDP is in this election include:
→ Pledges to recognize foreign professionals

→ End application processing fees

→ Speed up family reunification

→ Launch a Refugee Appeal Division

→ Reform the visa program to facilitate family visit

→ Grant refuge to American soldiers refusing to serve in Iraq

→ Demand the system allow for the fair entry of refugees and immigrants on humanitarian compassionate and family reunification grounds

→ Accelerate the recognition of foreign credentials and overseas degrees

→ Increase financial support for the settlement process of new Canadians to assist with literacy, community integration, and orientation


Green

→ Pledges to remove barriers to recognize the professional credentials of immigrants

→ Promises cash transfers to provinces for language training and free night school programs

→ Would start a new process to "lead to full landed immigrant status" for the 200 000 people in Canada without official status

→ Plans to crack down on shady immigration consultants and human smugglers


Bloc Québécois

→ Wants to create an immigration system that is more efficient and humanistic

→ Calls for a refugee appeal division and a moratorium on deportation to hostile countries, many of which are major sources of immigration to Quebec, such as Afghanistan, Burundi, DRC, Haiti, Iraq, Rwanda and Zimbabwe

→ Believe that provincial and not federal authorities should control immigration in the provinces

→ The Bloc is against Bill C-50

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