Borderlines

A podcast for the discussion of Canadian immigration law and policy, although we often delve into other topics. Each episode features 2-3 lawyers, academics, politicians, and stakeholders discussing current migration issues.


Hosted by Steven Meurrens and Deanna Okun-Nachoff, two immigration lawyers in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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Episoder(231)

#150 - Capping Immigration Applications from India

#150 - Capping Immigration Applications from India

Kubeir Kamal is a regulated immigration consultant in Toronto. In October, 2024, Quebec announced that it was limiting the number of foreign nationals invited from any one country in its Regular Skill...

4 Mar 202554min

#149 - Incomplete Applications

#149 - Incomplete Applications

In this episode, we break down IRCC's practice of rejecting applications for incompleteness, often for minor technical issues. Effectively a form of stats manipulation, this practice creates a mislea...

26 Feb 202534min

#148 - The Vietnamese Boat People, with Misty Ty and Mymy Huynh

#148 - The Vietnamese Boat People, with Misty Ty and Mymy Huynh

Misty Ty is a documentary film maker. Her father, Robert Ty, was the owner of a shipping company whose cargo ship, The Tung An, encountered a fishing vessel with over 200 people. Misty Ty was one of t...

18 Feb 202550min

#147 - A Debate on Banning Immigration Consultants, with Former Visa Officer Martin Levine

#147 - A Debate on Banning Immigration Consultants, with Former Visa Officer Martin Levine

Martin Levine was a Visa Officer and Analyst at Citizenship and Immigration Canada from 1978 – 2009. He then worked as a contract employee as an ATIP Analyst for numerous federal departments. He previ...

11 Feb 20251h 23min

#146 - Employment Law for Immigrants and Foreign Workers, with Erin Brandt

#146 - Employment Law for Immigrants and Foreign Workers, with Erin Brandt

Erin Brandt is a co-founder of PortaLaw, a Vancouver law firm which specializes in employment law. Audience submitted questions that we discuss include: Is it illegal for employers to not provide refe...

4 Feb 202556min

#145 - Minister Miller Blackmails the Provinces on Immigration Levels, plus IRCC Refusals of Provincial Nominees

#145 - Minister Miller Blackmails the Provinces on Immigration Levels, plus IRCC Refusals of Provincial Nominees

This episode answers a listener topic request about an increase in IRCC refusals of provincial nominees. As well, Steven offers his unimpressed thoughts on Marc Miller's recent statement in response t...

30 Jan 202528min

#144 - Restricting Open Spousal Work Permits

#144 - Restricting Open Spousal Work Permits

On January 21, 2025, IRCC restricted the availability of open spousal work permits to principal applicants working in certain "skilled" professions. Family open work permits are now limited to spouses...

28 Jan 202519min

#143 - The Economics of Deporting 1,000,000 Temporary Residents, with Christopher Worswick

#143 - The Economics of Deporting 1,000,000 Temporary Residents, with Christopher Worswick

Christopher Worswick is a Professor of Economics at Carleton University. We discuss the economics of Canada's plan to reduce its population, and specifically that 1,000,000 - 2,000,000 foreign student...

21 Jan 20251h 2min

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