Canadian Border Service Agency says it has identified 2,000 cases where fraudulent documents may have been used to obtain a student visa. It has narrowed them down to 300 cases of concern | World News
Canadian authorities have narrowed down their list of fraud cases involving students entering the country to 300, down from 2,000. One immigration agent has been charged with defrauding 700 Indian students. The authorities have agreed not to deport the defrauded students.
The Canadian Border Service Agency has narrowed down from 2,000 to 300 the number of suspected fraudulent document cases of prospective students visiting Canada. Aaron McCrorie, the CBSA s branch vice-president, said the cases varied from "genuine students" to those that allegedly participated in criminal activities and have taken advantage of the system. McCrorie revealed the figures in a letter to some students who had written to the minister of public safety.