history-canada-immigration加拿大历史.pptVIP

* * Many women came to Canada under the Domestic Worker program…. ??????????????????????????????? ??????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????? * * THE 1986 ‘ADMIN REVIEW’ The ’86 Administrative Review … MADE MANY PEOPLE HAPPY ?????????????????????????????????????????? * * BUT IN 2003, MANY PEOPLE ARE STILL LIVING  IN GREAT UNCERTAINY BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE LEGAL STATUS ?????????????????????????????????????????? * * Which policies and challenges are affecting today’s refugees and immigrants? IRPA and lack of a Refugee Appeal Division Bill C-36 (Anti-terrorism Act) War on Terror and Focus on Security (project identity,etc) Safe Third Country Agreement Reuniting families Access to professions and trades Racism Obtaining ‘legal’ status Anti-immigrant/refugee sentiment * * Overview of the History of Canada’s Immigration PolicyResearched by Janet DenchCompiled by Loly Rico and Kemi JacobsCanadian Council for Refugees * * People have been coming to Canada for many years …………. * * Canada’s immigration policies (or lack thereof) have always had significant impacts on the people who were allowed to come Early ‘policy’ was very simple….. * * 1896 - 1905 “I think that a stalwart peasant in a sheepskin coat, born to the soil, with a stout wife and a half dozen children, is good quality” Clifford Sifton, Ministry of Interior * * 1901 census Population 5,371,315 96% of European origin 13% population were immigrants 55% foreign-born were citizens 4% Chinese were citizens 43% immigrants female 41% pop of British origin 31% French 22,050 Chinese 17, 347 Blacks 16,131 Jews In 1901 the Chinese Head tax doubled from the 1885 level of $50 to $100. * * 1906 Immigration Act passed to stop ‘undesirable immigrants’ * * This Act Expanded the list of ‘prohibited immigrants’ Allowed deportation of immigrants within 2 (then 3 then 5) years of landing for …. Becoming a public charge Insanity Disease Handicap Becoming an inmate of a prison or hospita