Why is it going offshore? What's wrong with the good old U.S.A.?
Deported Mexicans Vow To Flood Into Canada - Immigrating To "The U.S. Is Over,Now It's Canada's Tu
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Almost half of Canadians want illegal border crossers deported
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-canada-immigration-poll-exclusive-idUSKBN16R0SK
Nearly half of Canadians want to deport people who are illegally crossing into Canada from the United States, and a similar number disapprove of how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is handling the influx, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Monday.
A significant minority, four out of 10 respondents, said the border crossers could make Canada "less safe," underlining the potential political risk for Trudeau's Liberal government.
The increasing flow of hundreds of asylum-seekers of African and Middle Eastern origin from the United States in recent months is becoming a contentious issue in Canada.
Although there has been broad bipartisan support for high levels of legal immigration for decades in Canada, Trudeau is under pressure over the flow of the illegal migrants.
He is questioned about it almost every time he appears in parliament, from opponents on the left, who want more asylum-seekers to be allowed in, and critics on the right, who say the migrants pose a potential security risk.
Canadian opposition parties seized on the poll results, with both those on the left and the right saying they underscored their positions.
Canadians appeared to be just as concerned about illegal immigration as American, according to the poll, which was conducted between March 8-9. Some 48 percent supported "increasing the deportation of people living in Canada illegally." (For graphics on asylum process, immigration poll see tmsnrt.rs/2nyY8CJ)
When asked specifically about the recent border crossings, the same number - 48 percent - said Canada should "send these migrants back to the U.S." Another 36 percent said Canada should "accept these migrants".
In the United States, where President Donald Trump was elected partly on his promise to boost deportations, 50 percent of adults supported "increasing the deportation of illegal immigrants," according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted in the same week.
Illegal migrants interviewed by Reuters in Canada said they had been living legally in the United States and had applied for asylum there. But they fled for fear of being enmeshed in Trump's immigration crackdown.
Kevin O'Leary and Kellie Leitch, top contenders to be leader of the official opposition right-leaning Conservative Party, both said the poll showed they were right to demand Ottawa deter border crossers.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-canada-immigration-poll-exclusive-idUSKBN16R0SK
Nearly half of Canadians want to deport people who are illegally crossing into Canada from the United States, and a similar number disapprove of how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is handling the influx, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Monday.
A significant minority, four out of 10 respondents, said the border crossers could make Canada "less safe," underlining the potential political risk for Trudeau's Liberal government.
The increasing flow of hundreds of asylum-seekers of African and Middle Eastern origin from the United States in recent months is becoming a contentious issue in Canada.
Although there has been broad bipartisan support for high levels of legal immigration for decades in Canada, Trudeau is under pressure over the flow of the illegal migrants.
He is questioned about it almost every time he appears in parliament, from opponents on the left, who want more asylum-seekers to be allowed in, and critics on the right, who say the migrants pose a potential security risk.
Canadian opposition parties seized on the poll results, with both those on the left and the right saying they underscored their positions.
Canadians appeared to be just as concerned about illegal immigration as American, according to the poll, which was conducted between March 8-9. Some 48 percent supported "increasing the deportation of people living in Canada illegally." (For graphics on asylum process, immigration poll see tmsnrt.rs/2nyY8CJ)
When asked specifically about the recent border crossings, the same number - 48 percent - said Canada should "send these migrants back to the U.S." Another 36 percent said Canada should "accept these migrants".
In the United States, where President Donald Trump was elected partly on his promise to boost deportations, 50 percent of adults supported "increasing the deportation of illegal immigrants," according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted in the same week.
Illegal migrants interviewed by Reuters in Canada said they had been living legally in the United States and had applied for asylum there. But they fled for fear of being enmeshed in Trump's immigration crackdown.
Kevin O'Leary and Kellie Leitch, top contenders to be leader of the official opposition right-leaning Conservative Party, both said the poll showed they were right to demand Ottawa deter border crossers.
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They should all be detained and screened.
"Refugee" these days, means anything. Well close to 80-90% of muslims are not from war torn areas. They're fakes trying to get on welfare. Its all younger men.
"Refugee" these days, means anything. Well close to 80-90% of muslims are not from war torn areas. They're fakes trying to get on welfare. Its all younger men.
Make a deal with Canada, you can't deport more back to the United States than we deport back to Mexico. Tell Mexico if Canada stops deporting Mexicans back to America, we will stop deporting Canadian-Mexicans back to Mexico IF you build us a wall. It would be a lot cheaper that way when you figure we'd be paying for Mexican workers not Union Wall Builders.
It was a European bank who thought it would be more advantageous to build an offshore software factory in india. MSFT, IBM, and Oracle was doing it but they were not a bank. As the project progressed it became apparently more expensive. There were multiple budgets, inhouse, consulting and offshore. More inhouse and consulting is required to support offshore. So it appears offshore saved money, lol. We informed executives, we're told to pushed on.
The reality with offshore model is personnel, the client is shielded from developer turnaround. Inhouse has a problem keeping experienced personnel. The gap between developer/programmer/subjectMatterExpert is narrowing as apps become expert systems. Pay should reflect skills, where offshore appear cheap, but they don't have communication and SME skills. The artificial shortage of experienced tech workers is inflated by offshore companies to push their services.
Why not just stay home and be spared all that grief? Especially if it doesn't make more money.
No job and unemployment vs $100/hr + expenses, travel and see the world. Which one would persuade you to stay home?
It's amazing that illegals "think they have the right" to flood into whatever country they want and suck tit on the tax payers. Where do they get off on that? (Rhetorical, I know. Lefties/Globalists all over the place have encouraged it in their efforts to destroy the west and install globalism, NWO.)
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Not only are the illegals, and muslims our enemies. We need to include the leftist government.It's amazing that illegals "think they have the right" to flood into whatever country they want and suck tit on the tax payers. Where to they get off on that? (Rhetorical, I know. Lefties/Globalists all over the place have encouraged it in their efforts to destroy the west and install globalism, NWO.)
I favor the Police ( including border control) doing their jobs. The Judges doing their jobs.
The Politician doing their jobs. That's why they are paid for and voted in for.