said by Thane_Bitter:And the big question which we all want to know is why are they being deported in the first place, that didn't happen overnight and it would have been grand if the CBC had given us all the full history and details rather than a fix and picked narrative.
Commentary is saying TFWs on long-term contract, having been not renewed for whatever reason, then the pretty much now "automatic rejection" of "non economic /low score (non compatible with human resource importation needs) compassionate grounds claims" unless "they have a 100% irrefutable chance of being killed in place of origin". Even if it means dooming a child to be an orphan or being sent away to lay in a bed until they die. The rest is all politics; like with the "idea" of 'anchor babies' that long-term TFWs often have.
(essentially the focus but hidden agendas abound at times.)
Doctors have already openly stated their opinions about "care access". Doctors are gods and they have refuted any "access to care" in home country claims) Of course that would be slander to hold such individuals accountable (publicly)
2 things though with the story:
• CBC doesn't like pulling legal details out for fear of libel suits (likewise with its "human rights cases" on "go public stories" and anything involving "autism" like another "immigration rejection" in 3rd level newsreels). "Medical reporter" isn't allowed by confidentiality laws to discuss anything about the case (or they get slapped with fines for violating 'standards').
They never link to public trial records--or any official decision (and never likely will when the 'law' is involved outside of big landmarks). Mostly because these are "go-public" stories designed to troll and not "real journalism"--which doesn't call people out in backhanded ways.
• Its easy for the older left-winged audience to driver viewership when these "government persecution" stories come up (CBC's bread and butter). Especially heavy political and aggressive debates which drive page views. Everyone likes to comment on such things thinking it'll change the outcome.