What are economic immigrants?
This system scores immigrants based on skills, education, and more.
What is the point system?
This process allows immigrants to become full citizens.
What is citizenship?
Refugees are the ___ largest category.
What is third?
Immigration can help small towns and rural areas by preventing this.
What is population decline?
This class includes people sponsored by family in Canada.
What is the family class?
This government policy supports people keeping their culture in Canada.
What is multiculturalism, or cultural mosaic?
When a person leaves their home but has not yet immigrated this is known as
What is displacement?
Immigration may increase when countries face this kind of environmental crisis.
What is climate change or a natural disaster?
This group of immigrants is fleeing persecution in other countries?
What are refugees?
Culturally this would describe the United States.
What is a cultural melting pot?
These are checks that are done before someone is admitted as a refugee.
What are Health and security checks?
This group is often prioritized for immigration due to their ability to fill labor gaps in the short term.
What are temporary foreign workers?
The Chinese head tax led to this restrictive policy.
What is the exclusion act?
When immigrants influence their new culture while also being influenced by it, this happens.
What is integration?
The final clause of the immigration act restricting the admission of people who have membership with certain organizations, breaks which charter right?
What is freedom of association?
A person may be denied entry to Canada if their condition puts too much strain here.
What is Health care?
In 2002 Canada added multiple clauses it its immigration act. Following this event.
What is 9/11?
Prior to the end of WW2 Canadian leaders preferred immigrants to assimilate to which culture?
What is British culture?
This is the legal term for someone who applies for refugee protection in Canada after crossing the border.
What is an asylum seeker?