OTTAWA (LifeSiteNews) – Canada’s Conservative Party blasted the federal Liberal government’s immigration department after it came to light that a Pakistani man on the U.K.’s sex-offender list was granted a visa to come to Canada
Gullfam Hussain, who was found guilty of sexually abusing his underage niece, arrived in Canada in 2023 on a visitor’s visa even though he had spent time in jail for his crimes but did not finish his sentence.
Conservative MP Michelle Rempel Garner blasted Canada’s current Justice Minister Sean Fraser, who was immigration minister in 2023 under former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, for the gaffe.
“This is truly disgusting and is antithetical to what it means to be Canadian,” Rempel Garner noted during a question period in the House of Commons last week.
“The person who allowed this incestuous child sex abuser into Canada should be fired.”
Rempel Garner stressed that Hussain should have not been allowed into Canada in the first place.
“Why did the prime minister (Mark Carney) promote the then-immigration minister, who allowed an incestuous child sex abuser into Canada, to the minister of justice?” she asked.
According to court documents, only now are Canadian officials trying to deport Hussain for what they deemed “serious criminality and misrepresentation” because he lied on his visa application.
Records show that Hussain claimed protected person status last year, saying he was at risk of “honour crimes from his family members in Pakistan” should he be sent back to his home country. He was denied his request for protected status.
As for Fraser, he was not in the House of Commons to answer Rempel Garner’s questions. Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree stated that the Canada Border Services Agency is working to ensure that criminals can’t enter Canada.
As for Hussain, Rempel Garner noted how he was put on the U.K.’s sex offender registry because he had engaged in “incestuous sex” with his young niece, who was between age 13 and 17. Hussain is 10 years older than the girl.
A court found him guilty of adult sexual activity with a minor and he was sentenced in 2017 to six years in jail. However, he was let go in 2020 and fled to Spain without serving the rest of his sentence.
Records show his niece later joined him, and they had a child in 2022 before he came to Canada in 2023.
“He did not disclose his criminal history on his Canadian visa application or upon his entry to Canada,” the court documents read.
When it comes to immigration under Trudeau and now Carney, Canada has allowed millions into the country, many from Muslim nations, including so-called LGBT “refugees,” which calls into question just how well people are being screened.
Despite being a practicing yet pro-abortion Catholic, Carney recently sparked controversy after suggesting that “Muslim values” are “Canadian values,” with many pointing out that Canada is a nation founded by Christians, not Muslims.
Canada’s own Justice Department has said a new Liberal Bill C-2, introduced under the guise of new border legislation that would restrict cash donations as well as allow police and government officials to open and examine personal mail, has many areas that may impact Canadians’ charter rights.
Bill C-2 was introduced on June 3 by Anandasangaree. As it stands, the bill, as reported by LifeSiteNews, would outlaw cash payments over $10,000 as well as allow police to search Canadians’ mail.
