CIMM – Litigation involving Genuine Students Impacted by Fraud – February 28, 2024
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Key Facts and Figures
There are several ongoing litigation files concerning students who claim to be victims of immigration fraud involving study permits.
Below Key Messages are summaries of several pending litigation files.
Key Messages
- As these cases are before the Federal Court, the Department cannot comment on their particular situation.
- IRCC maintains that applicants are responsible for their applications and the documents they submit. That’s a foundational aspect of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), which has been confirmed by courts.
- IRPA also has discretionary tools to respond to particular situations. As we strengthen our integrity measures for the international study program and to further protect international students, it was appropriate to review cases individually and take action where appropriate.
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