Canada deports four Indians in extortion crackdown
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Canada has deported four Indians in an immigration crackdown targeting foreign citizens allegedly linked to extortion groups, the country’s border services agency said on Monday.
The deportations were part of a law enforcement campaign against persons with alleged links to criminal organisations targeting South Asian businesses and families in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
The agency said that it had issued 188 removal orders and deported 111 persons by September 3 as part of the crackdown. Fifty of the orders were issued to persons in the Greater Toronto Area, and 23 individuals in the region had been deported.
Amitoz Bajwa, Jasmer Singh, Palwinder Singh and Sahibjot Singh were deported after they were found inadmissible under Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
Palwinder Singh was removed from the country after the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada found him inadmissible under the Act for being a member of a criminal group linked to extortion-related violence, the border services agency said.
Jasmer Singh, convicted in Canada for forcible confinement, was found inadmissible for serious criminality, the agency said.
Amitoz Bajwa and Sahibjot Singh were deported after being found inadmissible on the grounds of having links to groups involved in criminal activity. Bajwa was also allegedly linked to firearms-related activity and an extortion-related shooting, the Canadian agency...