反印度观点为何日益盛行
多伦多未过滤 2024年10月6日
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6smzNCC_O0&t=71s
学生移民是否抢走了加拿大学生的工作？ | 深入探究加拿大就业市场
在本视频中，我们将探讨当今加拿大最热门的话题之一：印度移民是否抢走了原本属于加拿大学生的工作？随着国际学生和技术工人（尤其是来自印度的留学生和技术工人）数量的不断增长，这个问题引发了诸多争论。我们将深入分析劳动力市场的运作方式、移民对工作机会的影响，以及是否存在真正的竞争，或者这是否只是一种臆想。加入我们，深入了解这些头条新闻背后的真相。
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我们还将剖析助长反移民情绪的社会根源，包括对就业岗位短缺、城市人口过度拥挤以及公共服务压力的担忧。通过访谈、专家洞见和真实案例，我们探讨加拿大的政治领导人、媒体和经济政策是如何加剧这种反弹的。这对加拿大的多元文化认同和移民的未来有何更广泛的影响？
加拿大能否找到一条平衡经济增长需求和公民日益增长的担忧的前进道路？欢迎与我们坦诚探讨重塑当代加拿大公众舆论和移民体验的复杂力量。
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如果他们在你的国家如此优秀，那就留在那里吧。我们需要在一周内第二次体验加拿大。安大略省种族冲突的视频已被发布到网上。多年来，我们需要在欢迎移民和难民方面做更多工作。加拿大一直被视为成功的灯塔，张开双臂欢迎数百万移民。移民不仅仅是我们做的事情，更是我们身份认同的核心部分。你知道，在加拿大，移民不仅仅是我们做的事情，更是我们的身份认同。这是我们一直以来的身份认同。但现在贫困率上升，住房危机失控，仅去年就有超过一百万国际学生涌入，人们的情绪正在发生变化。现在超过60%的加拿大人认为移民水平过高。在与加拿大人交谈时，我们听到他们说移民抢走了学生的工作，为什么我们明知没有住房，还要让这么多人进来。让我们仔细看看Tim Horton's，它就是一个典型的例子。在那里工作的越来越多人，不是加拿大学生或当地人，而是移民，其中许多人来自印度。国际工人的激增尤其明显，尤其是在快餐等低工资行业。根据政府数据，每年进入加拿大的临时外国工人中，近40%从事服务业，例如Tim Horton's等餐厅的职位。这引发了人们对加拿大学生和年轻人能否获得入门级工作的担忧，他们传统上依靠这些职位来积累工作经验并支付学费。过去5年，仅来自印度的新移民就超过32万，很明显，这些工作的竞争已经加剧，许多工人，尤其是国际学生，为了在继续深造的同时养活自己，在快餐连锁店从事兼职工作。加拿大现在的问题是，这些曾经是年轻加拿大人垫脚石的职位，是否正在被更廉价、更绝望的劳动力所挤压？我们去了安大略省的brm，直接听取了国际学生的意见，尤其是来自印度的学生，了解他们为什么在完成学业后想留在加拿大。许多人解释说，他们来这里是为了更好的工作机会，因为尽管学费高昂，生活成本不断上涨，但印度的就业竞争仍然非常激烈。他们觉得自己投入了太多，不应该空手而归。学生们强调，加拿大的移民政策，比如毕业工签（pgwp），鼓励他们留下来。我们已经在这里建立了生活。一位学生说，尽管理解当地人日益增长的不满情绪，但他们相信自己正在为经济做出贡献，并致力于在加拿大建设未来。你认为他们有什么不同吗？他们有争议，所以我们要求延长毕业工签。原因是，现在有更多的人……超过
10万名即将申请工作签证的人
他们的工作许可将在2024年前到期
新冠疫情期间，是什么原因导致
政府邀请了很多人
导致100万份申请积压
处理，因此, 文件处理时间延迟，
这导致过去32个月没有CC抽签，所以CC是
加拿大经验类移民，
就像一条通往永久居留权的途径
我们完善个人资料，
把文件放入申请池，然后如果我们
有资格，呃，有个分数线，比如
450 到 470，如果我的分数是 470，我就会
收到申请永久居留权的邀请。有很多积压的申请，但是
我们只能获得三年的有限工作许可，就是这样。所以在这三年内，
我们需要积累加拿大经验，
还需要完善我们的个人资料，
还需要完善我们的积分系统。所以现在我们
有资格获得永久居留权，但是,由于积压的申请，CRS 分数池里有很多申请，
CRS 分数是 500 多分，是的。
对于普通人来说，要达到这个分数线
非常困难，所以加拿大人越来越多地
指责移民抢走了曾经由学生填补的工作岗位，而
移民，尤其是国际学生，
则将他们所有的困境都归咎于加拿大政府。那么，
政府在这种局面下是否发挥了重要作用？
让我们来看看，我们在过去几年里看到的，
呃，机构教育高等教育
各院校和各省允许接收的国际学生数量远远超过其所在院校或社区的实际容纳能力，因此，我们采取了重大措施，确保这些国际学生在他们所在社区的吸收能力得到尊重，但我们也看到，不幸的是，许多国际学生在加拿大被剥削，他们没有获得他们来到我们国家所希望获得的教育和机会，所以，您认为谁应该对这种情况负责？
Why Anti-Indian Views Are Growing
Toronto Unfiltered 2024年10月6日
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6smzNCC_O0&t=71s
Are student Immigrants taking Jobs from Canadian Students? | A Deep Dive into Canada’s Job Market
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In this video, we explore one of the most talked-about topics in Canada today: Are Indian immigrants taking jobs that could go to Canadian students? With the rising numbers of international students and skilled workers, especially from India, this question has sparked a lot of debate. We’ll break down how the labor market works, the impact of immigration on job availability, and whether there’s truly competition or if this is more myth than reality. Join us for a detailed look at what’s really happening behind the headlines.
Let us know who is to BLAME in the comments below
We also unpack the societal frustrations that are fueling this anti-immigration sentiment, including concerns about job scarcity, urban overcrowding, and a perceived strain on public services. Through interviews, expert insights, and real-life stories, we explore how Canada's political leaders, media, and economic policies are contributing to this backlash. What are the broader implications for Canada’s multicultural identity and the future of immigration?
Can the country find a path forward that balances the need for growth with the growing concerns of its citizens? Join us for a candid exploration of the complex forces reshaping public opinion and the immigrant experience in modern-day Canada.
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if they are so great in your country then stay there we need to get a Canadian experience for the second time in a week a video of a racially charged confrontation in Ontario has been posted online need to do more about welcoming in uh immigrants and refugees for years Canada has been seen as a beacon of success welcoming millions of immigrants with open arms immigration wasn't just something we did it was a core part of our identity you
know immigration in Canada is not just something that we do it's it's who we are it's it's who we've always been but now with poverty On The Rise a housing crisis spiraling out of control and more than a million International students pouring in just last year the mood is Shifting over 60% of Canadians now
believe immigration levels are too high
when speaking with Canadians we're
hearing them say immigrants are taking
student jobs and why are we letting in
so many people when we know there's no
housing for them let's take a closer
look at Tim Horton's as a prime example
who's working there increasingly it's
not Canadian students or locals but
immigrants many of whom come from India
the surge in international workers has
been noticeable particularly in low-wage
sectors like fast food according to
government data nearly 40% of the
temporary foreign workers entering
Canada each year are employed in service
industry roles such as those found at
places like Tim Horton's this has raised
concerns about the availability of
entry-level jobs for Canadian students
and young people who traditionally rely
on these positions to gain work
experience and pay for their education
with over 320,000 new immigrants from
India alone settling in Canada over the
past 5 years it's become clear that the
competition for these jobs has
intensified many of these workers
especially International students take
up part-time roles in fast food chains
to support themselves while pursuing
education in Canada the question now is
whether these positions once a stepping
stone for young Canadians are being
squeezed out by cheaper more desperate
labor we went to brm in Ontario to hear
directly from International students
especially from India about why they
want to stay in Canada after completing
their studies many explained that they
came for better opportunities as job
competition in India is fierce despite
High tuition fees and Rising living
costs they feel they've invested too
much to return home empty-handed
students highlighted that Canadian
immigration policies like the
postgraduation work permit pgwp encourag
them to stay we've built a life here
said one student despite understanding
growing frustrations from locals they
believe they're contributing to the
economy and are committed to building a
future in Canada what do you think do
they have an argument so we are demanding for the
postgraduation work permit extension the
reason is like there are more than
100,000 people who are going to who work
permit is going to expire in before 2024
what was the reason during covid-19
government has invited a lot of people
caused the 1 million backlog in the file
processing and due to that there is a
delayed processing time in the files and
which which due to which like there is
no CC draw from last 32 months so cc is
the Canadian experience class it's a
like a pathway to permanent residency
where we uh work on our profiles and we
put our files in the pool and then if we
are eligible uh there is a cut off like
450 470 and if my point is 470 I will
get an invitation to apply for permanent
residency there is lot of backlogs but
we get only three years three years of
limited work permit that's it so under
those three years we need to get a
Canadian experience and we need to work
on our profiles as well and we need to
work on our point system so right now we
are eligible for permanent residency but
due to a backlogs a lot of files in the
pool the CRS score is is 500 plus yeah
and for a average person Crossing that
Mark is very difficult so Canadians are increasingly
blaming immigrants for taking jobs that
were once filled by students while
immigrants particularly International
students point fingers at the Canadian
government for all their struggles well
does the government play a significant
role in this situation let's find out we
saw over the past years both uh
Institution educ postsecondary education
institutions and the provinces uh allow
for a far greater number of
international students than the
institutions or the communities that
they're part of could actually hold uh
and that is why we have made significant
steps to make sure that uh both the
absorption capacity of these
International students in the
communities in which they live uh is
respected but also we were seeing
unfortunately a lot of international
students being exploited in Canada
instead of getting the education and the
opportunities that uh they came to our
country for so who do you think is
responsible for this situation share
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