Great Canadian Job Fraud - Offers and LMIA Immigration Scam Unveiled

In this revealing hour-long video, I, a dedicated Canadian citizen, entrepreneur, advocate, and Registered Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), delve into the troubling world of economic class and job-based immigration fraud in Canada. Starting with a 10-minute introduction that outlines the current state of immigration and my own professional journey, I set the stage for a detailed examination of the fraud plaguing the system.

The focus of this video is the manipulation and exploitation within the economic class immigration streams, particularly through job offers and the LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) process. Discover how licensed consultants and Canadian employers are exploiting these pathways for significant financial gain, contributing to a system rife with deception.

Learn about the specific types of fraud encountered in job-based immigration, including fake job offers and the selling of real job positions as a means to secure permanent residency. I also cover the profound implications of these scams, such as modern-day slavery conditions under corrupt employment schemes, and what can be done to combat these injustices.

This video is essential for potential immigrants, policymakers, and anyone interested in the integrity of Canada’s immigration system. It provides critical insights necessary for understanding and reforming the economic class immigration to ensure it serves the best interests of Canada and those seeking new lives here.

For more details, visit:
- My full letter on the topic: (https://x.com/StevePaolasini/status/1...)
- Check if your consultant is licensed: (https://college-ic.ca/protecting-the-...)
- Explore job ads for LMIA's: (https://www.jobbank.gc.ca/)
- View all approved LMIA's: (https://open.canada.ca/data/en/datase...)

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