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My boyfriend is currently incarerated. He was charged with aggravated assault (dropped down from attempted murder) and sentenced to four years. He spent 18 months in custody awaiting trial (which also counts as two years dead time toward his four year sentence) and is finishing the rest of his sentence next year. (Offical release date Febuary 5th 2010.) Umfortunatly, while incarcerated, he was approached my Immigration Canada and told he faces deportation after serving his sentence. (he was told when released on previous charge he would then be placed in immigration Canada custody till a immigration bail hearing date was set) if served with a deportation notice and asked to leave are there any steps we can take to Appel? Is there steps we should be taking now before a hearing date is made? What is the grounds for deporting convicts back to there country?? If deported what steps can we take to have him return??
Any info helps!! Thanks!
[08-11-2009,18:43]
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Nini |
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He need a good lawyer but even then his chances are not good. convicts get deported all the time and so they should! You can read real cases on this link!
http://www.canlii.org/en/ca/irb/nav/date/2009_01.html
[09-11-2009,00:43]
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Anonymous |
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His crime qualified as serious criminality so don´t think he stands much of a chance. And if he is deported, his return is almost impossible. You may have to consider moving to his homeland if you two want to stay together.
[09-11-2009,00:52]
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Anonymous |
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That such of scumb should be kicked out of Canada and never return. He is not welcome at least not by me.
His chances are very slim. GOOD!
DocD
[09-11-2009,11:07]
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DocD |
Convicts and deportation (in reply to: Convicts and deportation)
Everybody make mistakes so don;t judge when you don;t even know what happened! I think everybody deserves a second chance, always. So DocD shut your mouth, docD doesn´t represent Canadians , this person is just an ignorant asshole!!
And Nini, you should talk to a real lawyer in real life, probably you will have to spend a couple of thousands with no guarantee. Good luck
[09-11-2009,19:40]
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jess |
Convicts and deportation (in reply to: Convicts and deportation)
DocD im not proud of you, you should be more open minded and stop being so ignorant.
[09-11-2009,19:43]
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kiki |
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Jess
If he is a Permanent Resident he is entitled to an appeal based on certain circumstances. It is more then likely if he is like you say he will receive a STAY OF REMOVAL for one, two or three years. He will have to keep the peace and probably report every so often to CBSA.
I wish you all the best.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[09-11-2009,22:07]
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Roy |
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Ok let´s take a look at this picture, someone was charged with aggravated assault and you are saying that I don´t know what happened? What the hell do I need to know?
It is weird to see people who calls me names as ignorant and worse. Come on! You guys are feeling compasion for an individual who has proven to be a criminal?
If you want to feel compasion do it for the people in some continents that have no food to eat every day but don´t give this speach of "compasion" and advising a person how to help this poor scum to stay in a country that was founded under different principals.
What kind of BS is that? A criminal is a criminal. He may receive a stay of removal but he can received so while in jail but when his time is due he may be removed from Canada. AND if there is a risk that he will not leave voluntarely he can be held in detention until deportation.
He wants to change his life GOOD, does he want a second chance GOOD, but do it out of my house and then the time will tell.
DocD
[10-11-2009,11:23]
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DocD |
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We all make mistakes and your above that DocD?
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[10-11-2009,12:15]
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Roy |
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Not taken the garbage out is a mistake, to put too much salt in your soup is a mistake. A criminal act based on aggravated assault and murder charges that were dropped is NOT a mistake it is a criminal act that should not be over looked.
We all know that Canada doesn´t need that type of people. Do you want them in your backyard? I sure don´t.
If someone can vouch for them and have them living in their house please feel free to step forward. If they are not worthy enough to sleep in your house, why on earth would we allow them to live in our home country then?
Look you are as entitled to your opinion as I am with mine.
DocD
[10-11-2009,12:47]
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DocD |
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DocD
I see the other side of the same process. The courts in the whole country are drastically understaffed.
I say any and every visitor or overstay person (failed refugee claimant) who is before the courts to save money CBSA (MUST) approach the crown to stay or withdraw the charges to effect removal as long as they have a travel document. This is clearly in the ENF 10 manual but I rarely if ever see it used.
Too many foreign criminals walking our streets that should of been removed years ago. Instead CBSA goes after families to get their removal numbers up.
NOW any Permanent Resident who got told by their Legal Counsel (PLEAD GUILTY) to get this over with because all you will get is probation or house arrest should never be forced into a admissibility hearing to take away their PR status.
The Police like to charge a person with ridiculous charges to see which sticks. In this situation (it appears) the Crown Attorney knew there was insufficient evidence to proceed to trial on attempted murder charges. In other words NO EVIDENCE!
When I was young and got in a fight we used only our fists and when the other guy went down we would never kick them. The fight was over! Using a club or a knife meant you where a sissy. Now a days the bullets fly.
Roy
www.cvimmigration.com
[11-11-2009,07:11]
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Roy |
