Following U.S. President Donald Trump's inauguration, Ontario immigration lawyers have reported significant increases in inquiries from Americans interested in relocating to Canada. Many cite concerns over their safety and identity amid new policies aimed at marginalized communities, including the 2SLGBTQ+ community. While there was a notable increase post-election, current uncertainties regarding Canadian immigration policies may be discouraging some potential asylum seekers. Immigration targets in Canada have been slashed, with job cuts in immigration offices, impacting attitudes toward relocating from the U.S.
They're, to pick one word, scared. Worried about where they will feel safe, how they'll maintain their identity, to be accepted.
My sense is it's had an impact on individuals thinking about Canada as a potential destination.
Since Trump's inauguration, we've seen a significant increase in inquiries from Americans looking to relocate due to fear about changes in policy affecting marginalized communities.
The spike in questions from Americans reveals a deep concern about safety and identity amidst sweeping policy changes from the new U.S. administration.
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