🇨🇦 Informant for brutal Ethiopian regime wins another chance to stay in Canada

So Canada is now the place where even someone found inadmissible for crimes against humanity can still get another turn through the procedural carousel. Not cleared. Not vindicated. Just granted another chance because the system may not have been sufficiently alert and sensitive to the feelings of a former informant whose reports helped send people into arrest, beatings, and torture, as reported.

This is what a post-national immigration regime looks like in practice: endless humanitarian balancing, endless legal parsing, endless sympathy for the applicant, and almost none for the country expected to absorb the risk and the moral absurdity. He came as a refugee, was later found inadmissible, and yet the machine still bends over backwards to revisit, reinterpret, and reconsider. The Trudeau-era legacy is a Canada where borders are soft, standards are negotiable, and deportation is treated like a rude overreaction. National interest takes a back seat to bureaucratic compassion theater, even in cases tied to a Marxist-Leninist junta.

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