Trudeau went crazy: Immigration delays are unacceptable! A task force will be set up immediately to address the backlog!
2022 will be the year with the worst backlog of immigration cases in Canada.
IRCC’s current total inventory has climbed from 1.8 million copies at the beginning of the year to 2.4 million copies in early June.
This week, the serious immigration delays caused by the backlog of cases finally attracted the attention of Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau.
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This week, Justin Trudeau expressed his views on the current Canadian immigration delays:
"Canadian immigration service delays are unacceptable, especially in recent months. The Government of Canada will do everything it can to improve the delivery of these services in an efficient and timely manner."
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Establishing the latest working group
Trudeau announced at a press conference that he would establish a task force composed of interdepartmental ministers. to improve current government services, including a focus on addressing delays in immigration applications and passport processing.
"This new working group is designed to help guide the government's work to better meet the changing needs of applicants and continue to provide them with the high-quality services they need and deserve."
It is reported that the Canadian Prime Minister's The latest working group was formed following reports that IRCC's case backlog was growing.
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02 Improvement Goals
The working group will drive improvements to the case backlog by identifying priority areas for action and outlining short and long-term solutions.
The focus of the improvement is to reduce applicant waiting times, clear the backlog of immigration cases, and improve overall service quality.
03 List of panel members
The panel is composed of 10 Canadian cabinet ministers. They are:
Mary Ng, Minister of International Trade, Export Promotion, Small Business and Economic Development
Dominic LeBlanc, Intergovernmental Affairs, Infrastructure and Communities Minister
Diane Lebouthillier, Revenue Minister
Marci Ien, Minister of Women, Gender Equality and Youth
Marc Miller, Crown Minister of Indigenous Relations
Randy Boissonnault, Minister of Tourism and Deputy Minister of Finance
Mona For tier, Minister of Finance
Ahmed Hussen, Minister of Housing and Diversity
Gudie Hutchings, minister of rural economic development
Harjit S. Sajjan, minister of international development
Trudeau added that the relevant ministers (Immigration Minister Sean Fraser, Transport Minister Omar Alghabra, Social Development Minister Karina Gould) will be ex-officio on the working group. member.
At the same time, he may also invite other cabinet members to participate in working group meetings to provide opinions and suggestions on issues related to their respective positions.
04 The backlog of cases has soared to a record level
As of June 2022, the Canadian Immigration Department’s case inventory (including citizenship applications, permanent resident applications and temporary resident visa applications) has reached .39 million .
IRCC spokesman Peter Liang said the increase in case inventory in recent months was mainly driven by the increase in Canada- Ukraine Emergency Travel Authorization (CUAET) applications.
"As of June 8, we have received 296,163 CUAET applications."
05 Immigration case inventory reduction
Currently, the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) inventory is 6 088 copies, compared to 7522 on April 29 The portion of was reduced by 20% of .
Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) inventory is at 25,081 units, a 24% decrease from 32,883 units on April 29.
The federal skilled worker program inventory is 434 people, a 10% decrease from 484 people in April.
The inventory of provincial nomination applications dropped from 72,194 to 68,221 people.
The inventory of skilled workers in Quebec has also dropped to 27,146 from 32,130 at the end of April.
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