EXPIRING WORK PERMITS create PANIC as 70,000 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS in CANADA face DEPORTATION

[ALCAPONE]

Great video! As a Canadian Citizen from an African background (DRC Congo Kinshasa), I can tell you that you've nailed all the key points African students should know. It's mostly an Anti-Indian sentiment that has spread all over Canada, there are just too many of them who came in the last 2-3 years. Having a student visa does not entitle someone to PR !!! You've signed a paper stating that you'll go back to your home country after studies, you are not entitled to anything. Like you said, the Indian community has brought this on themselves, unlike Chinese who are discrete, Indians are very loud and the young ones that have been coming lately have no manners.

The bad news for international students is that once we have our Federal Elections next year, there's a very good chance that the leader of the conservative party, Pierre Poilievre will become the next prime minister, and he has already said in his interviews that he will cut even more immigration numbers. So it's a lose-lose situation for international students, Trudeau's Government is cutting really deep into immigration, and Poilievre will use a chainsaw to amputate immigration numbers.

So, to all African students, like the host of the video said, DO NOT JOIN THESE PROTESTS organized by mostly Indian students, STAY FOCUSED, keep your immigration status in order, create connections in economic sectors where we actually need people, Healthcare, Construction, and change your field if need be.

We are entering an Immigration storm in Canada, the only people who will survive are the ones who are focused and prepared! … Good luck to all !

[MeatballSandwich]

I pass by these protests everyday on my way to work in brampton, funniest part is the signs that say honk for support, nobody honks

[cgbtransport]

Good bye and I hope more and more from Brampton get sent back. It’s tooo much for everyone else. Overwhelming proportions. It’s gotta stop

[EmyyRideeOuttWoodside]

Raise and born in Canada LISTEN TO HER SHES SMART AND GAVE GREAT ADVISE

GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🏾😇

[Jed-pkzg]

With the downturn in the Canadian economy expect less work permits and more deportation. Canadians will want jobs themselves (and their own families) before they will want others getting them. It's simple commonsense. The protests by international students will only increase this Canadian sentiment.

[nyakanga]

Preach my dear sistah. We are all trying to live together in peace and harmony in a land that has opened its arms and welcomed us. It is only respectful to learn and embrace the culture we found here and abide by the laws.

[RahulSaini-duvg]

Amazing video! As a member of the Indian diaspora here in Canada, I would like to add a point about the protests. Many students are protesting because they feel they have been wronged. The primary reason I’ve come across for these protests is that some of these colleges are considered sham institutions. Since the public-private college concept ended earlier this year, these college administrations are aware that the student influx from India will decrease. To make extra money, some colleges are reportedly failing 😮students with 1% -2% in certain subjects, so they can charge them $3, 000 to $3, 500 per subject to retake the course. The most notable colleges involved in these alleged scams are Algoma College and St. Clair College, both based in Ontario.

[monicarichards]

Asey, Thanks for doing this subject again. I am a Canadian born citizen. I am of Jamaican heritage and I can tell you we've had Indians here for decades. I'm well, North of 40 years old and I went to school with Indians, lived next to Indians, interacted in retail environments and worked with Indians. And they literally existed but were invisible just as they mostly behaved how you described the Chinese prior to 2022 when over a million of them slammed us all at once It was very overwhelming because, as you noted they behaved the way they do. In their homeland they have their own language, customs. They refuse to integrate, they refuse to be respectful to the natives and to the immigrants who came here the right way. Other international students from other cultures. They were very just aggressive and had an aggressive "We're going to run the yard" attitude because it was more of them. And so that is what the hostility, I guess you can call it is. It was more to the behavior had they behaved like. As you said, the Chinese they still would have had to have gone home but the noise level wouldn't be so high. Secondly, the reason why. Those students that failed were protesting is that there's also a market in a certain tribe in India. They say the Punjabi tribe in India that actually work with people in Canada to create fake schools. They called Diploma Mills and so in an area like Brampton. There's an East Indian man who did a little investigation to find out there's over 80 schools that are all Diploma Mills. People do their so-called work online and they get a Diploma. And then there are some schools that are kind of legitimate but a little bit lacks. Cause they wanna just collect the money from the students. And when those students failed like some other ones they were told by the teacher. You have to actually do the assignments. You have to actually show up in class. You have to write the exams and the students. All basically went to the head of the school. And said that they better get their diplomas. Or else they would mud their name in India and so the school issued diplomas to students who never did the course. so there's a lot of people with diplomas who aren't legit in their field. Also a lot of people mostly from India are paying for LMIA or paying for fake diploma mill school just to get a work permit so these fake schools or Diploma. Mill schools are just used to get into Canada to get a work permit so they can work full-time. Because the government took the requirements off of 20 hours per week and on campus requirement away, . so that's all they do. They just pretend to come to Canada. To go to school but really all they do is work full-time. And that's how they ended up, taking a lot of jobs away from Canadians and teenagers. So that's really the issue. We are very understanding and accepting of all cultures. It's normal to us, but we can't get flooded with one culture. destroying overnight our beautiful, 20 beans soup culture country and in 2 years turn it into a 2 bean soup. It was too intense too much, too quick and unfortunately, a good percentage of these Indians that were coming had criminal pasts in india and I'm not saying that to be mean, it is documented. Gang members were coming, parents who had kids with criminal issues in India. We're sending them to these fake schools to come here and do whatever they want. So they don't shame the family in india and then they're undesirable. Children who are a little bit not smart, but you know are a handful could shame the family. They were also being sent to these Diploma mill, schools, which basically means just to get the work permit and if they want to work, then do it if not, oh well, so that's kind of what's going on. A lot of people were paying for there. Visa access to Canada, their LM IA's & their study permits to basically scam Mills in India. That we're working with the Criminal heads here in Canada who are actual citizens. So a lot of illegal activity behind the scenes in regards to students and work permits and the foreign workers program a lot of money being made to the tunes of billions of dollars illegally earned selling application. Also, the batch that came in the last 2 years was not India's best. It was just anybody who could make it across.

[Musician_Robert]

I heard that the documents they had signed before studying stated that they would return home once studies were complete. Instead they protested, which is disrespectful. Chinese people don’t do these types of things because they are smart and respectful people.

[sheronthom]

Canadians first, we do not owe anyone anything. Go to those who advise you if they advise you that. Thanks sis. They are making it bad for all.

[faithehime]

I still told myself few minutes ago that I haven’t seen content from asydarlyn lately…. And this popped up……Happy to see you

[franklynstewart]

AsyDarlyn, good afternoon. Franklyn here. This commentary/vlog was beautifully done. I have been a follower along while, and it's one of the best vlog I have listened to / watched in resent time.
Furthermore, your messaging was on point; plus, being very effective. The delivery was passionate, clear, and incisive. Keep up the great work .
I hope to have a one on one with you soon, as my family and I continue the canadian journey. Blessings. #Jamaican 🇯🇲 in the house.

[edithart]

They cannot protest for more rights in their country but can bully ND guilt Canada to comply when their study permits was very clear about what they expect of them.

[mstt]

Snap picture inside snow 😂😂 You’re right, also, they better not try the asylum process. The Canadian government is not playing anymore. Neither are their citizens.

[QuangVuNguyen]

Good job, thanks for sharing your useful information. Enjoy your day

[Some]

As a 4th generation Canadian I agree with this woman 100 💯👍

[AdaoraMochu]

You are definitely one of my favorite YouTubers with an insight on Canadian immigration . Sometimes when I don’t have strength to talk, I just forward your video. You always have a way of hitting the nail on the head. I insist that new comers and those with temporal status in Canada should follow your channel. One needs to be intentional and strategic in this part of the world. Those who have ears should hear.

[bodasheera]

As an Indian student in Canada. Maan I totally agree with you.💯💯💯

[Extraedit]

You put it right, Canada is a like a host that invites people to dinner, and after the dinner, the guests are expected to leave but, some immigrants get so entitled as though this is their country. Canada can decide who stays and who goes. Facts.

[cliffm]

Some of these guys didnt come here for studies they come for a p.r card and fast tracking to citizenship