
Are you facing a removal order or deportation from Canada?
Summary Facing a removal order or deportation from Canada? A removal order, whether a departure or deportation order is legally enforceable and can lead to arrest, detention, and forced removal by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). This blog explains how removal orders work under Canadian immigration law and how quickly deportation can be enforced…
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