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🚨 MAJOR BREAKING CSIS flagged an Iranian PhD student as a national security threat in March 2023. LIBERAL MP, YASIR NAQVI, STILL ADVOCATED FOR HIS STUDENT VISA. Now he’s in Canada, with an $8000 scholarship, studying aerospace engineering. The CBSA’s own words: his knowledge “could be used to contribute... show more

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