Canada replaces the United States as number one country to admit the most refugees in the world

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Good luck with that, Canucks
Article publisher: 
Geller Report
Article date: 
9 July 2019
Article category: 
National News
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Canada
immigration
refugee
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Canada replaces the United States as the world’s top destination for refugees
 
Despite the Liberal government’s wishes, Canadians across the country are expressing a desire to see refugee admission numbers drop.
 
by True North Wire: Canada has replaced the United States as the number one country to admit the most refugees in the world.
 
According to the United Nations, Canada has admitted a total of 28,100 refugees in 2018 alone. Another 18,000 were also naturalized into Canadian citizens also....
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