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Thousands of foreigners’ criminal convictions forgiven by Ottawa over 11-year span, raising transparency concerns

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17,600 persons convicted abroad were considered ‘rehabilitated’ by IRCC, but no breakdown of offences was provided

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Thousands of foreigners’ criminal convictions forgiven by Ottawa over 11-year span, raising transparency concerns

17,600 persons convicted abroad were considered ‘rehabilitated’ by IRCC, but no breakdown of offences was provided

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The Globe and Mail broke the news in on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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