Feds reviewing inland refugee system, under pressure to scrap ‘safe countries’ list
Government officials got an earful from refugee groups about the Designated Countries of Origin system, which it has pledged to keep with some changes.
The Liberal government is re-evaluating the way it treats refugee claimants who ask for protection after arriving in Canada, but won’t say whether it will scrap some of the widely criticized restrictions on some refugee claimants brought in by the previous government.
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