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How Canada’s inconsistent immigration rules are affecting international students

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By Yvonne Zhang, Emma Harden-Wolfson
| Scroll.in Verified
The official mandate of Canada’s Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) department is to build “a stronger Canada through immigration programs, citizenship services, refugee protection and issuing Canadian travel documents.” But our research shows how IRCC has become a powerful force in Canadian education policy – an area that is the responsibility of provinces and territories.
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Canada’s immigration policies are creating new barriers for international students

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By Yvonne Zhang
| Inkl
Since 2022, however, IRCC’s role in higher education policy has become more marked as it increasingly uses regulations to manage and adjust the International Student Program. A significant policy change occurred in January 2024 when the federal government imposed an unprecedented cap on international student enrolments.
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Canada’s immigration policies are creating new barriers for international students Original

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By Yvonne Zhang, Emma Harden-Wolfson
| The Conversation Verified
The official mandate of Canada’s Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) department is to build “a stronger Canada through immigration programs, citizenship services, refugee protection and issuing Canadian travel documents.” But our research shows how IRCC has become a powerful force in Canadian education policy — an area that is the responsibility of provinces and territories.
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