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- Canada's immigration minister acknowledges that the national consensus on immigration is under threat, following a 20% cut to immigration targets for 2025.
- Public concern over housing and healthcare access, influenced by immigration levels, has driven the policy shift.
- Conservative and NDP leaders criticize the government for mismanagement and scapegoating newcomers amid affordability challenges.
Canadian Consensus on Immigration Faces Challenges Amid New Policy Cuts
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