Quebec newspapers are far less politically correct than newspapers
in English Canada. Here’s an example: “Refugees struggle to get their
drivers license.”
Quebec’s insurance authority lets refugees who have a valid drivers license back in their home country drive for six months grace period after which they have to pass the test in Quebec.
But they’re failing again and again.
And for six months at least, we have people driving who are a danger on the roads.
Le Devoir quotes someone saying,
Trudeau’s refugee policy is a disaster.
Poverty, unemployment, lack of basic life skills.
Oh, and he’s said he’ll bring in 50,000 a year for four years. This is just the beginning.
Quebec’s insurance authority lets refugees who have a valid drivers license back in their home country drive for six months grace period after which they have to pass the test in Quebec.
But they’re failing again and again.
And for six months at least, we have people driving who are a danger on the roads.
Le Devoir quotes someone saying,
“He knew a lady who had failed the test no less than twenty times. Often, refugees continued to drive illegally, collecting fines.”Great.
Trudeau’s refugee policy is a disaster.
Poverty, unemployment, lack of basic life skills.
Oh, and he’s said he’ll bring in 50,000 a year for four years. This is just the beginning.
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