Canada Border Services Agency says that as of December last year, the whereabouts are unknown of 29,719 people facing removal from Canada, including 469 criminals
Ministers are facing questions on the whereabouts of almost 500 foreign criminals facing deportation, including offenders convicted of multiple sexual offences.
Mr. Okie, who has a number of aliases, is subject to a Canada-wide arrest warrant and is on the Canada Border Services Agency’s “wanted” list. But Raquel Dancho, Conservative shadow minister for public safety, says the government must answer urgent questions about how many foreign criminals are still missing. She said “allowing violent criminals with a high chance of reoffending to walk our streets” is putting Canadians at risk.
It said case files were missing, and there were delays in processing data. Even high-priority cases were stalled or inactive. Missing travel documents, such as passports, meant people could not be deported, yet “little was done to obtain these documents.” “As of December 1, 2021, there are 48,486 foreign nationals subject to enforceable removal orders. Of these 29,719 are individuals whose whereabouts are unknown,” the border agency said in its parliamentary reply, adding that 469 of them “had removal orders issued against them for criminality or criminal convictions in Canada.”
The level of supervision offenders face is partly based on their risk of disappearing before being expelled. Conditions of parole can include a curfew, living in a halfway house, or geographical restrictions, with some facing electronic surveillance such as monitoring tags.
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