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Critics see Canada’s immigration minister as weak and invisible a year into her mandate. But is she doing exactly what Mark Carney wants?

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By Nicholas Keung Verified
| The Toronto Star Verified
If Prime Minister Mark Carney wanted a low-key minister to handle the Liberals’ immigration mess and stay out of the headlines, he may have found the right person in Lena Metlege Diab. Whether or not by design, Immigration Minister Diab, unlike her predecessors, has maintained a low profile. That’s despite relentless attacks by the opposition Conservatives over her invisibility and competence in the high-stakes portfolio.
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Critics see Canada’s immigration minister as weak and invisible a year into her mandate. But is she doing exactly what Mark Carney wants?

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By Nicholas Keung Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
If Prime Minister Mark Carney wanted a low-key minister to handle the Liberals’ immigration mess and stay out of the headlines, he may have found the right person in Lena Metlege Diab. Whether or not by design, Immigration Minister Diab, unlike her predecessors, has maintained a low profile. That’s despite relentless attacks by the opposition Conservatives over her invisibility and competence in the high-stakes portfolio.
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Donald Trump halted her path to safety — and Canada threw her a lifeline. Yet even here, new rules are making it harder for LGBTQ refugees

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By Nicholas Keung Verified
| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified
Terry-Kay Walker felt like she won a lottery when she got approved for resettlement to the U.S., so she could leave behind the years of trauma and fear living as a trans woman in Jamaica. She was in transit in Colombia in early 2025 when she got an email that President Donald Trump had just paused the special pathway program for at-risk LGBTQ refugees. “I was looking for the email with my flight date every day,” recalled Walker. “Instead, I got this email that the program was suspended.
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