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#Indian students who arrived in Canada on one way tickets, assuming permanent residency was assured, now show audacity by calling their degrees a “waste of money” after #IRCC denied any further stay extensions. #UK #USA #Europe #Canada #Australia #NewZealand #India #Japan

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