HUNTER: Where are lost rapists, killers and pedophiles listed for deportation?

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When I lived in the United States, I was always conscious that a piss-up gone sideways on a Saturday night in Peoria could see me booted from the country.
Probably wildly exaggerated, I know, but there was one firm, unshakeable reality: I was not an American citizen and should act accordingly.
A quaint notion like that seems utterly absurd in 2025 Canada. There are around 400,000 people awaiting deportation, 30,000 of whom were inadmissible in the first place. Like it?
On Tuesday, the Globe and Mail reported that CBSA agents are trying to locate nearly 600 foreigners with criminal records who are slated for the night train to whatever dump they came from. They have, the Globe said, gone missing, and 431 of them have been found guilty of serious crimes.
And when were they scheduled to appear for deportation? They skipped. And why wouldn’t they? Park a bullet in someone, and the whole system weeps with the killer.
In 2011, CBSA started a most wanted web page with mug shots of the people they were hunting and their crimes. Dozens were captured and deported. Then, the page was quietly phased out in 2023.

There has never been a satisfactory answer; instead, a lot of mumbling, ers and ums, something, something, er, privacy. Run along now. But we know, don’t we?
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“Justin Trudeau and his gang of woke idiots thought the list was mean and racist,” a CBSA agent, who asked not to be identified, told the Toronto Sun. “That list was working. Now? No one gets detained. It’s f—ing ridiculous.”
The agent noted that Canada’s entire immigration apparatus is compromised by “leftist radicals” and non-Canadians turning a blind eye to malfeasance at our borders.
“They are ideologically against us and any border controls. Doubling on that is this government’s marching orders to them. And the cherry on top is our out-of-control holding centre that doesn’t want to detain anyone.”

And if they get nabbed for a crime and land before one of the old woke sweetie pies that are Canadian judges? The court bends over backwards when sentencing, so none of these losers is deported.
Of course, during the Trudeau years, it was recently revealed that 17,000 foreign criminals had their convictions forgiven. Wading into discovering the whos, whats, and whys of Canadian immigration is a trip into a funhouse of wacky mirrors, with the mantra like a demented parrot, “privacy concerns, privacy concerns, privacy concerns.”
A case in point is Abdalaazim Harun of Windsor. He got pinched with enough fentanyl “to be blunt, to kill thousands of people.” He was dinged with a 6 1/2 year sentence.
We are NOW taking bets on whether, upon completion of his sentence, he gets deported to his native Sudan.
Judge Paul Thomas O’Marra (thank you, Kathleen Wynne!) was very, very sympathetic to the pervert Akashkumar Khant, 30. Khant, an Indian immigrant, was trolling for action and agreed to meet for sex with a 15-year-old girl at a Holiday Inn in Mississauga. Price? $140.
Instead of a teen tryst, he was greeted by a cop.
O’Marra gave him a conditional discharge. Three months’ house arrest. The jurist feared that a criminal record just might get Khant deported. Why, the weak-kneed judge sputtered that a conviction could “delay his citizenship by four years … [and]… also prevent him from sponsoring his wife and obtaining his engineering licence.”
If he had been Canadian, Khant would be heading to the slammer. But thanks to the softies on the Supreme Court of Canada and down to the judicial minor leagues, along with a woke CBSA and an arguably deeply corrupt IRBC, such unpleasantness is unlikely.
For those of us who still believe in some degree of law and order, we’ll have to look longingly at places like Houston, where the feds arrested 211 illegal aliens charged or convicted of child sex offences.
If he were in Texas, no doubt Judge Paul Thomas O’Marra would be going over the boards for the pedos and pervs he appears to find kinship with.
bhunter@postmedia.com
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