On Sept. 10, 2003, Faulino Deng beat up a Toronto roofing contractor and threatened to kill him.
A lanky former Sudanese soldier, Deng had only been in Canada 10 months and already he’d committed an aggravated assault.
Because he wasn’t a Canadian citizen, Deng was brought before the Immigration and Refugee Board, which ordered his deportation.
“Canada was offering you a safe haven,” a Refugee Board adjudicator told him later. “And, sir, you have done nothing but abuse the protection that Canada afforded you.”
That should have been the end of Deng’s brief stay in Canada.
But he’s still here.
Full article: https://globalnews.ca/news/4087292/canada-deporting-dangerous-criminals-ineffective-still-here/