The Critical Compass Podcast - July 20, 2025


Creating Sustainable International Remigration Agreements (w⧸ India, China, Philippines)

＂Systems Are Being Completely ABUSED＂ - Daniel Tyrie on Canada's Immigration and Integration Crisis ＂Diversity is Fundamentally a WEAKNESS＂ - Daniel Tyrie on How Remigration Can Fix Canada

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2 minutes

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413

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1

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In this episode, we discuss the issue of re-migration from Canada to other countries, and the challenges faced by the Indian government in dealing with the issue. We discuss the need for a plan to take back illegal immigrants who currently hold dual Canadian-Indonesian citizenship and return them back home.

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00:00:00.000 do you expect if canada you know say does kind of crack down on this and and really
00:00:06.500 put forward a a remigration plan do you expect some resistance from from the indian government
00:00:12.480 from from indian um you know statesmen anything like that any form of uh maybe international
00:00:19.520 incident that this might cause uh such a program would definitely require international relations
00:00:27.120 they would we would need to work with the foreign governments of these countries to create kind of
00:00:32.900 sustainable agreements uh to take back these people india as an example does not allow dual 1.00
00:00:39.080 citizenship so i know for a fact there are many indians in canada that illegally hold citizenship
00:00:45.500 in in both countries um so there would need to be a uh a level of diplomacy in um maintaining these
00:00:56.920 these agreements um that being said that's that's foreign relations in general like you could almost
00:01:03.740 see that there might be a fear of some people going back to india where like oh if they're holding
00:01:08.400 a canadian citizenship and they didn't they didn't get rid of their indian one would they be punished 1.00
00:01:14.360 when they went back to india so good diplomacy would maybe give them amnesty or make sure that
00:01:22.560 they're not going to get in trouble so you'd kind of set the tone for these so they are able to go
00:01:28.300 back without these kind of uh anxieties yes you need to make sure you have a solution so that people
00:01:34.700 don't end up completely stateless um but yeah that would be the the finer points around um some of
00:01:42.240 these programs and and certainly international relations and diplomacy will be will be required
00:01:47.240 um to to do this on a large scale now especially with those three countries that we mentioned the
00:01:53.940 philippines um india and in china because again that's it's the bulk of the the the immigration
00:02:00.540 issue so working with these three countries in particular would be crucial um now that being said
00:02:07.400 a lot of these things can be mutually beneficial a lot of these countries are suffering from from
00:02:12.700 brain drain from people coming to to canada and other countries to to find economic opportunities
00:02:20.660 re-migrationists like myself say it's time for you to go back it's time for you to to rebuild your own
00:02:26.700 country and do what's in the best interest of your people while we do what's been the best interest for
00:02:32.160 ours
00:02:42.700 you