OTTAWA (Pajhwok): Canada’s immigration minister Sean Fraser has said international students not found to be involved in fraud will not face deportation.
In a statement on Wednesday, Fraser recognized the contribution of international students and said the focus was on identifying those who are responsible for the fraudulent activity and not on penalizing those who may have been affected by fraud.
Going humanitarian, he announced that the genuine students would be issued a Temporary Resident Permit.
"We recognise the immense contributions that international students make to our country, and we are committed to providing a path to Canada that . . .
