You fled north to Canada—now what?, November 14th, 2024
Ravi Jain, recently shared his expert insights on the potential challenges arising from U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s promise to deport millions of undocumented individuals. As political uncertainty in the United States continues to grow, Mr. Jain discussed the impact this could have on asylum seekers looking to enter Canada for refuge. In an interview, Mr. […]
Permanent residence: Ottawa is overwhelmed with files, November 12th 2024.
In a Le Journal De Montreal article, Mr. Jain noted the significant strain on Canada’s immigration system, particularly the humanitarian categories, which include individuals such as the “guardian angels” from Quebec, many of whom are asylum seekers from countries like Haiti, and Ukrainians fleeing the ongoing war with Russia. These applicants, who played critical roles […]
So you’re an American who now wants to move to Canada? Here’s what you need to know, November 6th, 2024.
Mr. Jain, was recently quoted in the Toronto Star regarding the surge in Americans looking to move to Canada following the 2024 U.S. election. Jain emphasized how the political climate south of the border is driving many Americans to consider a fresh start in Canada. He pointed out, “The interest we’re seeing from U.S. citizens […]
‘With or without job?’: Online ads illegally sell jobs to temporary foreign workers, October 30th, 2024.
Mr. Jain recently gave a high profile interview on national television on the prestigious show, CBC’s The National. He highlighted some critical concerns about the overwhelming pressure on our system. He noted, “We were drunk on the 22 billion dollars of revenue,” emphasizing how the influx of international students and temporary foreign workers has significantly […]
“About That”, Oct 10th 2024.
Featured in CBC News’ “About That” series on Oct 10th 2024. Asylum claims globally are on the rise, with Canada seeing a growing proportion of these applications. Andrew Chang discusses how Canada emerged as the fifth-largest destination for asylum seekers and examines the public policy choices that experts believe have influenced this trend. Mr. Jain […]
Unable to obtain permanent residency, they camp along a highway- October 11th, 2024
In a recent article, immigration lawyer Ravi Jain provided critical insights into the challenges faced by international students and temporary workers in Canada, particularly in light of recent immigration policy changes. Jain’s perspective highlights the frustration felt by many who have invested heavily in their education, only to find their paths to permanent residency obstructed. […]
Concerns mount over new federal immigration policy that would grant permanent residency to low-wage workers, August 23rd, 2024.
In a recent Globe and Mail article, immigration lawyer Ravi Jain offered valuable perspectives on the current state of immigration policy and its implications for individuals and businesses alike. Jain’s expertise sheds light on critical issues shaping the field, and his observations provide a deeper understanding of the evolving landscape. Jain emphasized the importance of […]
QR Calgary- June 27th, 2024
Immigration Lawyer Ravi Jain recently spoke to Andrew Schultz on 1007fm, QR Calgary. Mr. Jain discussed his recent Globe an Mail opinion piece “Canada’s governments have failed to maintain the integrity of our immigration system”.
Human smuggling attempts aimed at U.S. entry spiking along Quebec-N.Y. border- June 18th, 2024
Immigration Lawyer Ravi Jain was recently featured in an article by CBC, discussing human smuggling attempts at U.S. border crossings. Mr. Jain notes rising desperation among migrants. He explains that the issues causing irregular migration globally are also affecting the Canada-U.S. border. “There are people here that are desperate and have nowhere to go,” says […]
900 CHML, June 11th 2024
Immigration Lawyer Ravi Jain recently Spoke to Tom McKay on 900 CHML, June 11th, 2024. “The issue is not PRs but rather international students and work permit holders. The numbers shot up from 1.4M to 2.5M in 2 years and the feds should have brought in caps earlier. Thankfully, sketchy private colleges are being dramatically curtailed. Temporary […]
