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Posted 08 Mar 2017 By AdminEasyCanDD
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Some Canadian permanent residents may likely be denied entry to U.S. after latest order

Citizens of six particular countries who are Canadian permanent residents might be prevented from entering the U.S. after the US President, Donald Trump, issued another executive order on immigration.

Trump signed the order on March 6; however it will not be implemented until March 16. Under this order, citizens of Iran, Somalia, Libya, Sudan, Yemen, and Syria are obstructed from applying for U.S. visas for 90 days. It likewise hinders all refugees from entering the US for 120 days.

Double citizens of one of these nations who additionally have a passport from a nation, not on the list are absolved from the ban. In theory, this implies Canadian dual citizens can travel as normal, yet the status of permanent residents who need to cross the border is fairly less clear.

The order explicitly expresses that a “landed immigrant” from Canada needs to apply for a “waiver” that “may” likely be granted, on a “case-by-case premise,” at the discretion of another authority from U.S Customs and Border Protection or a consular officer. This approach applies to a scope of individuals, including if “the foreign national is a landed Canadian immigrant who applies for a visa at an area inside Canada.”

It is not yet obvious how this strategy concerning Canadian permanent residents will be employed. There is presently no official sign as to whether the policy will be employed consistently across embassies in Canadian urban communities, or how liberal the U.S. government might be to applicants.

On Monday, March 6, a representative for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), said that “Canada will work with its partners in the United States to clear up the effects of this request on Canadian subjects and Canadian temporary and permanent residents.”

After a prior U.S. immigration request was marked and executed on January 27, Canada’s Immigration Minister, Ahmed Hussen, at first guaranteed Canadian permanent residents who held a legal U.S. visa that their travel rights ought not to be influenced. Notwithstanding, it soon got to be distinctly obvious that these affirmations were not being met by some U.S. border authorities. Not long after that underlying boycott was actualized, CICNews.com distributed a story on a Syrian permanent resident of Canada who was denied section to the U.S, as well as had his visa revoked at the border.

Mr. Trump’s initial order confronted lawful difficulties in numerous courts, finishing in Seattle government Judge James Robert issuing a transitory restraining order. A higher court in San Francisco maintained Judge Robart’s choice. As opposed to proceeding with attempting to re-actualize the first ban, Mr. Trump chose to issue another order.

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