May 23

Urgent Rally: Holding Trudeau Accountable for Immigration Promises

This Saturday the Iwc-Cti and Solidarité sans frontière/Solidarity across border/Solidaridad sin frontera are organizing an emergency rally to ensure that the Liberal party commits to their promise to make a reality to finally implement a regularization program to give permanent status to all those without status or with precarious immigration status. It has been over 3 years since Trudeau has made this promise. Also last week, he again announced a program was coming.
We have until Tuesday to put maximum pressure to mobilization but also send thousands of emails through Migrant Rights Network to ensure we get #StatusForAll
Rassemblement d’urgence: Trudeau, ne brise pas ta promesse de régulariser.

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