š Facing Deportation: Canadaās Temporary Foreign Workers at Risk Amid Policy Shifts
- Simerjit Singh
- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
š Posted on May 16, 2025
š Moon 2 Rise Immigration Inc.
š www.moon2rise.com
Recent Developments: Whatās Happening?
A growing number of temporary foreign workers (TFWs) in Canada are facing deportationĀ due to expiring work permits and increasing scrutiny of LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) compliance. One recent example involves seven skilled employees at Airex Industries in Laval, Quebec, who are now at risk of being deportedāeven though they are vital to the companyās operations.
The tightening of regulations and delays in processing work permit renewalsĀ have left many migrant workers in legal limbo. For employers relying on this workforce and for the families of these workers, the situation is both economically and emotionally distressing.
Why This Matters
š Policy Shifts: Canada is recalibrating its TFW and LMIA processes to reduce exploitationābut the side effect is legal uncertainty for compliant workers.
ā³ Permit Expirations: Many workers are unable to renew permits in time due to bureaucratic delays.
āļø Employer Impact: Businesses that rely on skilled foreign labour face operational disruptions.
šØāš©āš§āš¦ Family Separation Risks: Deportation could separate workers from spouses and children, some of whom are Canadian citizens or PR holders.
Legal Insight & What You Can Do
If you are a foreign worker or an employer concerned about these developments:
ā Know your options:
Apply for restoration of statusĀ immediately after permit expiry.
Explore open work permit pathwaysĀ (vulnerable worker stream, spousal work permits, etc.).
Employers can initiate LMIA-supported renewalsĀ with urgency.
ā Consult an RCIC:At Moon 2 Rise Immigration Inc., we help workers and employers navigate complex immigration rules and restore status where possible.
ā Document Everything:Retain all contracts, communication with IRCC, and proof of employment to support any appeal or reconsideration request.
Conclusion
This is a critical time for Canada's foreign workers. Immigration policy is shifting, and workers must act fast to stay protected. If your permit is near expiryāor youāve already lost statusācontact our team todayĀ to evaluate your case and keep your future in Canada secure.
š Call: 639-994-3938
š§ Email: info@moon2rise.com
š www.moon2rise.com
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