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When these folks applied for their study permits, they signed a legal undertaking to leave Canada at the end of their authorized stay.
There was no caveat about potentially applying for different visas in the future.
Their visas were issued on the basis of that commitment, including evidence of establishment factors that they submitted to persuade an IRCC visa officer that, on a balance of probabilities, they would in fact leave at the end of their authorized period.
Each of them further confirmed their undertaking to respect the terms of their visa when their admission was processed by a CBSA officer at a Canadian port of entry.
I hope that they had a fruitful period studying in our beautiful country, and will now demonstrate respect for Canada, its fair immigration laws, and their solemn commitments, by returning home.
Doing so will not preclude them from applying for permanent or temporary residency in the future. But overstaying in Canada will make them inadmissible, and will be a barrier to obtaining a visa in the future. They need advisors who will tell them this inconvenient truth, rather than charging them huge fees for false promises.
Happily for any of these students who might be from India: it is a beautiful, richly diverse English speaking country founded on a magnificent, ancient civilization, with the fastest growing major economy on Earth, first rate post secondary institutions, and a lower unemployment rate than Canada. Opportunity abounds!
We should be honoured that so many people would like to become Canadian. But our ability to welcome and successfully integrate newcomers depends on having a well managed immigration system with manageable levels, where people respect our fair & generous rules.
On the passing of the great Patriot and statesman Senator Lindsey Graham, the US Media International team offers their condolences. 💐
USMI Tribute to Senator Lindsey Graham (1955 – 2026)
“A Living Example of the American Dream”
US Media International mourns the sudden death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Olin Graham at 71.
Born into poverty in Seneca, South Carolina, Graham grew up in his family’s pool hall, restaurant, and liquor store. He worked from a young age and later earned a law degree, joining the U.S. Air Force as a Judge Advocate before entering politics. Elected to the U.S. House in 1995 and to the Senate in 2003, he shows that dedication and service can overcome circumstances to strengthen the nation.
His life inspires the U.S. and Western democracies, demonstrating that honest effort and contribution create opportunity.
A Strong Voice for American Security and Policy on India
Graham was a key voice on national security, foreign policy, and border security, advocating against Russia’s actions in Ukraine. He pushed for 500% tariffs on countries, including India, continuing large-scale Russian oil purchases, calling it “blood money.” US Media International supports this stance, emphasizing policies that align with democratic partners and promote global stability.
His passing creates a significant void. Our thoughts are with his family, friends, colleagues, and South Carolina.
Rest in Peace, Senator Lindsey Graham. Your story and principles will inspire many.
A True Statesman
I extend my deepest respect to @1DanStanton, a genuine statesman whose unwavering dedication stands as a bulwark for the timeless values of Western Civilization. In an era of growing challenges, he boldly defends the pillars of individual liberty, democracy, and the rule of law that have shaped the freest and most prosperous societies in history.
His commitment to freedom of expression and speech is particularly vital. These sacred rights empower open debate, innovation, and truth-seeking—essential safeguards against tyranny and censorship. By championing these principles without compromise, Dan Stanton inspires millions to protect our shared heritage of enlightenment, tolerance, and human dignity.
We need more leaders like him who prioritize Western values and civilizational continuity. Thank you for your tireless efforts. Long live liberty!
@USAmbIndia@USAmbCanada@USMEDIAINT@NATO
INTRODUCING: The Third World Immigration Moratorium Act.
Our bill will ban aliens from dozens of third world countries from entering the United States.
Afghanistan. Iran. Syria. Somalia. Haiti. Venezuela. Cuba. Sudan. Yemen. Libya. The list goes on.
Many are state sponsors of terror, hostile regimes, and failed states with a proven track record of exporting violence and instability to American soil. These nations have repeatedly refused to cooperate with U.S. deportation orders, failed to provide basic vetting information on their own citizens, and left American communities to bear the consequences.
For too long, Washington has looked the other way while bad actors exploited every gap in our system. Those days are over.
If you import the third world, you will become the third world. Our bill makes crystal clear: entry into the United States is a privilege, not a right. We make absolutely no apologies for defending it.
America FIRST.
We would be greatly honoured if Your Excellency, Pete Hoekstra @USAmbCanada, could spare a few minutes for an interview with us on our channel, US MEDIA INTERNATIONAL. We wish to discuss the future of Canada's and the USA's relationships, including efforts to combat organized crime and address transnational repression by foreign and state actors in both countries. The channel is watched by South Asian ethnic groups in North America, including both American and Canadian citizens.
I commend the outstanding cooperation between the United States and Canada as we confront these fires together. Our two governments are monitoring and sharing information in real time – coordination that reflects our partnership at its best.
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Two months in Canada and already scamming food banks..
Meanwhile Canadians in need are too ashamed to visit one.
Can you guess which country they’re from?
Earlier today, Harjot Singh spoke at a congressional briefing on India's transnational repression and its implications for U.S. national security. He was joined by Daniel Stanton, former Senior Intelligence Officer at CSIS, and Stephen Schneck, former Chair of USCIRF.
تحریک خالصتان کے رہنما پنوں سنگھ کیساتھ انٹرویو!
Watch an insightful interview of mine with counsel general of Sikh for justice @SFJ_US_Official Pannu Singh @SFJGenCounsel revealing the dark reality of #India n Indian government!
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According to a special report published today in "The Globe and Mail," Dan Stanton said:
"We have done much to combat terrorism, espionage, political interference and cyber threats, but the truth is that our governments and our countries have done very little to combat transnational repression."
The statement suggests that more effective steps are still needed to deal with repression and threats that go beyond borders. He pointed to India as a possible target.
“A former senior CSIS intelligence officer warned U.S. congressional representatives and staff in Washington Tuesday that foreign states such as India are increasingly using transnational criminal groups …” @CIA@scoopercooper
“A former senior CSIS intelligence officer warned U.S. congressional representatives and staff in Washington Tuesday that foreign states such as India are increasingly using transnational criminal groups …”
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“India is one of the main actors.”
“When they’re caught … they can say, ‘They’re just criminals.’”
Thank you,@1DanStanton , for 32 years of service and for exposing India’s use of criminal networks as a firewall for surveillance, intimidation, and violence against diaspora communities. Your courage serves the cause of Freedom.
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Look at who is demanding accountability for those who killed Sikhs in the USA and Canada. No accountability has been taken. Likewise, thousands of Sikhs were killed in Punjab, and there has been no accountability.