In September, it was revealed that the federal Minister of Democratic
Institutions Maryam Monsef was born in Iran, not Afghanistan as she
previously claimed.
According to the Liberal cabinet minister, it was all her mother's fault.
Monsef says her mother lied and misled her about where she was born.
Maryam Monsef is a darling of the political left in Canada. She built her
career in politics around the ultimate refugee success story: a poor girl
from Afghanistan, almost sold into a marriage at age 10, comes to Canada
and becomes a young cabinet minister in the Trudeau government.
She was even praised by U.S. President Barak Obama for escaping Afghanistan
and becoming the first Afghan-born minister in Canada.
But as it turns out, Monsef’s refugee story was not true.
Far from being born in the midst of a war zone, Monsef was born in a
sophisticated hospital in a wealthy pocket of Iran.

Monsef now admits that her passport contains incorrect information about where
she was born. If the same errors appeared on her citizenship application,
that may mean that citizenship fraud was committed.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he believes in citizenship
revocation for people who commit citizenship fraud. His government
regularly strips citizenship in cases similar to Monsef.
In October, I reported that a file had been opened within the immigration
department to investigate Monsef for citizenship fraud.
The investigation could lead to a number of outcomes, including possible
citizenship revocation.
I explain the entire case in a new video that you can watch by
clicking here.
Monsef's case creates a serious dilemma for the Trudeau Liberals. Will they
apply the law equally, even it means that a Liberal cabinet minister gets
stripped of her citizenship?
I'll continue to keep you informed on this important issue.
Yours in freedom,
Candice Malcolm
P.S. Please help spread awareness of the Trudeau government's double
standard. Please share
my video on Facebook and forward this email to your friends and family.
Thank you!
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