Michael Barutciski

A lack of transparency on Canada’s asylum claim policy is preventing genuine debate that would serve to maintain the country’s pro-immigration consensus

Quebecers want to safeguard their unique culture, as do Indigenous peoples. That’s understandable and anglophones shouldn’t ignore the fact.

Instead of the current undignified status quo that forces migrants to enter illegally at Roxham Road, we’re closer to a more humane process

We all have an interest in maintaining law and order so that asylum claims can be examined properly and fairly.

All nations have a history of preferential treatment for groups they want to protect.

The current welcome being extended to those fleeing the war will not last indefinitely. Recent practice in central Europe shows that open borders eventually…

Political leaders have done everything possible to prevent asylum seekers from reaching our shores. As a result, they travel to the U.S., then arrive here…

Opinion: Canadians are understandably confused by the government’s border policy because it is being justified on the basis of an inaccurate legal claim

Opinion: The Refugee Convention’s limited protection does not oblige Canada to provide a hearing to every claimant who shows up at the border