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Originally Posted by llwhiteoutll
The bigger question that this raises is whether or not 12 sexual assault related charges warrants deportation for someone who is not Canadian.
If he is allowed to remain in Canada, it sends a pretty clear message on the priorities of the government.
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This is a weird statement to me since deportation involves border security and the courts, and usually Minister (the government) don't get involved in individual cases. So how would this hypothetical outcome you have come up with say anything about the government priorities? Usually border security goes after serious offenders; however these cases gets jammed up in the courts. This of course has to wait until the criminal case is finished, all which will probably take longer to complete then the next election will take to start.