Immigration agency plans new family detention centers

The main place from which you get proper security and shelter is you home and you should make your homes in such a manner that it provides good shelter for you and your family.

Imagine you left the door to your home unlocked and even handed your keys to everyone in the neighborhood. People would just walk in and make them comfortable and help themselves to your belongings. The idea included in this subject is very much similar to the process of immigration towards various countries in the world. In so many words, this is how Quebeckers feel about immigration today.

The door to their province is wide open and locking it does not help because there are millions of copies of the key in circulation. It is not easy to get immigration as the immigration process is very much hard to perform and you should be very much careful in each and every step of immigration process. Those who come in speak English or some allophone language, while Quebeckers have to watch in shock and disbelief as their French language and culture is being diluted. The main problem faced by almost all countries related to immigration is the unavailability of accommodation. It is hard to accommodate all those immigrants and the number of immigrants to different parts of the world is increasing day by day. Last year, Mario Dumont, leader of the right-wing ADQ, made waves when he stood up and started talking about the issues of reasonable accommodation.

He had made a long time debate on the matter relating to accommodation for immigrants and he suggested certain valuable ideas for solving this problem. His message fell on fertile ground, because Quebeckers lapped it up almost instantly. All of a sudden, every newspaper and TV talk show revolved around Quebeckers and how they have to bend over backwards to accommodate newcomers. In Canada it hard to find a living place because of the rush of immigrants to Canada and due to this reason the Canadian government had made certain restrictions towards the immigration policy and rules and made the immigration process little bit tuff. Canada, as Wente has suggested, must follow the example set by Australia and start focusing on cold, hard economic facts when selecting immigrants.