Dominion Society of Canada - November 19, 2025


Carney's Budget

Topics
asylum claimants budget
Hosted by
Daniel Tyrie
Mentioned
Justin Trudeau
Red Tory Introducing the IFHP

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Length

2 minutes

Words per minute

200.73

Word count

423

Sentence count

22

Harmful content

Hate speech

5

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In this episode, I talk about the Trudeau government's new plan to make 115,000 asylum seekers permanent residents, and how the government is going to pay for it. I also talk about how much money is being spent on asylum claimants, and why it's a bad idea.

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00:00:00.640 No way.
00:00:01.780 This plan brings up the issue of asylum claimants
00:00:04.720 and it provides a sort of solution for 115K of them
00:00:08.240 to become permanent residents.
00:00:09.640 And that's an important reminder.
00:00:11.040 Like the asylum system has been rife with abuse
00:00:13.740 over the last few years.
00:00:14.640 Like it's gone from being a tiny program
00:00:17.080 to under Justin Trudeau, it blew up.
00:00:19.400 It's just a backdoor immigration scheme. 0.66
00:00:21.920 So many people come here now.
00:00:23.380 I think there's 570,000 asylum claimants
00:00:26.640 currently being processed.
00:00:27.820 The government's only been able to process
00:00:29.360 about a hundred thousand of them a year. So they're just going to circumvent it by making
00:00:33.260 a bunch of these guys permanent residents. But at the same time, the budget also included a bunch
00:00:37.520 of line items to handle these asylum claimants. In there, there was $67 million over the next year
00:00:44.240 for lodging for asylum claimants for their hotel stays. There was also a billion dollars over the
00:00:50.040 next two years for healthcare for asylum claimants. These people are not citizens. I don't know why 1.00
00:00:55.260 they get access to any of our social services. Why is the average Canadian taxed 40%? It's
00:01:00.500 because we're paying for a billion dollars in healthcare for asylum claimants. And the last
00:01:05.080 one I do want to bring up, this last budget line item I want to bring up, there's also half a
00:01:09.340 billion dollars for asylum system and legal aid. So not only are we paying for their lodging and
00:01:15.480 their healthcare while they're here, we're paying for their lawyers so they can prove that they can
00:01:19.820 stay here no way yeah what so we're paying for their lawyer and like can you give an example of
00:01:26.600 like what the lawyer would be like what would the case be it's like no my client needs my my client
00:01:31.780 is an asylum seeker he like his claim to asylum is legitimate that's what we're paying lawyers to do
00:01:36.960 to argue yeah yeah going through the legal proceedings to prove whether or not their
00:01:40.280 asylum claim is legitimate what and we'll be paying for both sides of that like what it's 0.99
00:01:46.260 So people ask us all the time, how are you going to pay for re-migration?
00:01:49.560 How are you going to pay for it?
00:01:50.860 We're spending billions of dollars on asylum claims and complete nonsense around maintaining 0.93
00:01:57.280 the system of mass immigration.
00:01:58.960 We're going to axe all of these programs and repurpose this money to fund our re-migration 1.00
00:02:03.500 program so we can start putting our own people first.