Entering Canada on a Student Visa -- Welcome!!!!

"Khan's intention was] slaughtering, in the name of ISIS, as many Jewish people as possible". 

U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland

 

"I can confirm that Muhammed Khan is a Pakistani national."

"We take any security breach in any entry into Canada very seriously."

"Let's not be naive. A determined individual can gain access to this country."

Immigration Minister Marc Miller 

The New York skyline is pictured from a park in Hoboken, New Jersey, U.S. June 23, 2024. REUTERS/Agustin Marcarian/

 

Yes, of course, he's right; any determined person can gain access into Canada. It is widely known internationally that Canada, a wealthy democratic nation, is so obsessed with its welcoming immigration history, hugely valuing the diversity and wealth of cultures, languages, heritage backgrounds, and diversity of religious faiths in its vaunted multiculturalism that under the current Liberal government, the country is hungrily set to absorb a half-million new immigrants a year.

Canada is also, infamously, not too concerned with the quality of immigrants that flood the country; in the past, ingloriously, the intake of Nazi war criminals was known yet governments in succession were disinterested in facing the situation or prepared to ameliorate it. Nothing has since been learned; Iranians associated with the current Islamic Republic, notoriously known to cultivate terrorist groups are able to enter Canada at will, threatening the well-being of Iranian-Canadians who fear and loathe the theocratic Iran.

Several weeks ago a father-and-son duo was arrested by the RCMP who had identified them as members of Islamic State in preparation to launch a murderous assault within Canada for the purpose of killing innocent Westerners in the name of Islamist terrorism. More recently it was a 20-year-old resident of Canada, a Pakistani national, residing in Canada on an easily-obtainable student visa. 

 

International students from India at the site for an indefinite protest in Brampton, Ontario, Canada (Naujawan Support Network)

 

Muhammed Khan had applied for a student visa and was duly issued that visa in May of 2023. A month later, he entered Canada, ostensibly as a student prepared to attend post-secondary institution, not as a terrorist in waiting to plot an act of atrocious criminality. But this is what his expedited intrusion enabled him to do. Not to worry, stated the Immigration minister; Canadian security and police forces are tasked to apprehend such individuals.

Although, presumably, screening such individuals before their entry, prior to issuing visas, would be far more efficient and intelligent, before enabling those with a harm agenda to plan their terrorist projects which might not always be caught before execution. The Immigration minister was loathe to pursue the issue any further stating elected officials should make no comments that have the potential to "compromise the judicial process".

Snappily critical of the Opposition Conservatives who demand the Liberal government respond to questions regarding someone permitted entry to Canada given terrorist associations readily ascertainable on security scrutiny. "It's highly careless of Pierre Poilievre and his team to be firing their mouths off again", he stated of an opposition whose Parliamentary and government duty it is to scrutinize sitting government actions that lead to possible concerns for the safety and security of Canadians.

 

Mostafa Eldidi (left) and Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi appear virtually in a Newmarket, Ont., courtroom on Aug. 28, 2024. The pair face a total of nine charges including one count each of conspiracy to commit murder for the benefit or at the direction of a terrorist group. (Alexandra Newbould/CBC)

 

That same opposition followed up on their concerns through a letter to the chair of the parliamentary committee on public safety to call for a probe, stating a "pattern of ISIS-affiliated terrorists entering and residing in Canada" makes it imperative that the situation be studied for the purpose of tightening up procedures of entry and authorized visa entries for people with troubling background alliances anxious to infiltrate the country for nefarious purposes.

The recent episodes of apprehension within a two-week period of two unassociated groups representing Islamist terrorism attempting to perpetrate atrocities in North America through entry to Canada merited an investigation since these are incidents that "raise serious questions about the government's ability to prevent potential terrorists from entering the country". 

According to statements from both the RCMP and FBI, Khan was arrested while attempting to enter the United States, with plans to mount a terrorist attack against Jewish residents of New York City, coinciding with the first anniversary of the barbaric, sadistic Hamas attacks in southern Israel on October 7. As U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland stated, Khan's purpose was "slaughtering, in the name of ISIS, as many Jewish people as possible".

Khan, who began posting and issuing online statements revealing his ISIS support back to November, planned to use automatic and semi-automatic weapons at a Brooklyn Jewish centre, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

RCMP gather outside a home in Ormstown, Que. where terror suspect Muhammed Khan was arrested last week.  CBC