Trudeau Shows the Elites Contempt over Immigration By James Reed

For any who think that I am somewhat exaggerating on the migration issue and the agenda of the elites, just consider Canada, which is even more immigrated to death than Australia, as hard as this to believe, as what was once "our" country has a virtual open borders immigration policy, taking into account the international student scam. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has admitted that his mass immigration policies have led to a radical fall in wages (and hence standard of living), and created a massive housing crisis, as has occurred in Australia, but he is not going to stop bringing in the hundreds of thousands of migrants. "Over the past few years, we've seen a massive spike in temporary immigration, whether it's temporary foreign workers or whether it's international students in particular that have grown at a rate far beyond what Canada has been able to absorb," he said. He also said that this needs to be brough back under control but gave no time frame; talk is cheap. The same talk is made by all politicians in the UK and Australia. Not today; maybe tomorrow, for next century.

Mass immigration has become for the globalists like Trudeau and Albo, a fanatical religion now, and we must consider that these governments are occupied spaces. The political class do not respond to the results of surveys, as this example of the contempt of Trudeau well demonstrates.

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"Despite his admission that the influx of people has outpaced Canada's ability to sustain itself, Trudeau said he is committed to continuing his government's plan to bring in 500,000 permanent immigrants each year.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has admitted that his mass immigration policies have driven Canadians' wages down and attributed to the housing crisis, but he still insists on bringing in hundreds of thousands of people each year.

During an April 2 media conference in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Trudeau acknowledged that his immigration policies have negatively affected Canadians after a journalist questioned him on how his policies have contributed to record high unaffordability in the nation.

"Over the past few years, we've seen a massive spike in temporary immigration, whether it's temporary foreign workers or whether it's international students in particular that have grown at a rate far beyond what Canada has been able to absorb," he admitted.

"To give an example, in 2017, two per cent of Canada's population was made up of temporary immigrants," Trudeau continued. "Now we're at 7.5 per cent of our population comprised of temporary immigrants. That's something we need to get back under control."

Amid heckling from protestors, Trudeau acknowledged that the immigration crisis must be solved. However, he attributed the negative effects only to the spike in "temporary" immigrants, who he claims are "putting pressure on our communities."

"That's something that we need to get back under control, both for the benefit of those people because international students we're seeing increasingly vulnerable to mental health challenges, to not being able to thrive and get the education they want," he stated.

"But also, increasingly more and more businesses [are] relying on temporary foreign workers in a way that is driving down wages in some sectors," Trudeau continued.

Despite the admission, Trudeau announced that he still plans to bring in permanent immigrants at a record pace, despite Canadians struggling to afford homes and even food.

"Every year, we bring in about 450,000, now close to 500,000, permanent residents a year, and that is part of the necessary growth of Canada," he insisted. "It benefits our citizens, our communities, it benefits our economy."

While Trudeau remains insistent that mass immigration "benefits" the economy, recent figures show that the nation's GDP per capita growth rate is dismal compared to other countries with lower relative immigration levels like the United States.

The Bank of Canada has even gone as far as saying that the weakening productivity of the nation's economy has become "an emergency."

In March, Canada reached a population of 41 million, just 9 months after hitting the 40 million mark. Such growth is unprecedented in recent history and among the highest immigration rates in the world.

Trudeau's acknowledgment comes as a recent report found that Canada is one of the unhappiest places in the West for people in their 20s as young Canadians are experiencing the effects of Trudeau's government, which has been criticized for its overspending, onerous climate regulations, lax immigration policies, and "woke" politics.

Additionally, a March poll revealed that seven out of 10 Canadians believe the country is broken and that the Trudeau government does not focus on issues that matter.

Furthermore, many have pointed out that considering rising home prices, many Canadians under 30 are at risk of never being able to purchase a home."

This is the same situation seen in Australia.