[The New Observer] Illegal invaders pretending to be refugees from 13 Third World states who cross into Canada from the U.S. cannot be deported, no matter how flimsy their "asylum" claims might be.According to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), invaders claiming to be from Somalia, the Gaza Strip, Syria, Mali, the Central African Republic, South Sudan, Libya, Yemen, Burundi, Haiti, Afghanistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Iraq, will not be deported from Canada no matter what their personal circumstances might be.
The CBSA has two categories of non-deportation countries. The first, "Administrative deferral of removals" (ADR), is "meant to be a temporary measure when immediate action is needed to temporarily defer removals in situations of humanitarian crisis."
According to the CBSA, once the "situation in a country stabilizes the ADR is lifted and the CBSA resumes removals for individuals who are inadmissible to Canada and have a removal order in effect. "
However, as most invaders already know, once they have been granted any sort of legal status in Canada, it becomes almost impossible to remove them once again.