Estos países son los que más piden refugio en CANADÁ y no los deportan ¿Por qué?

Why can't Canada deport thousands of asylum seekers even after rejecting their cases? The answer lies in three countries: Iran, Haiti, and India. In this documentary, we investigate the real stories behind asylum claims in Canada: from Shayda, persecuted by the Iranian regime after converting to Christianity, to Monique Verdieuxe, displaced by gangs that control 90% of Port-au-Prince, and Randhir Singh, tortured in Punjab and now in Canadian immigration limbo. We analyze official IRCC figures, the list of countries under Canada's suspension of removals—which shows why they can't return to their countries when deported—and the impact of Bill C12 on asylum claims and how many asylum seekers are left in legal limbo. We also examine why India has become the country with the most asylum claims in the last decade despite the controversy surrounding fraudulent cases. Are they fleeing to save their lives or seeking a better life? We show you the data, testimonies, and context that the media doesn't always explain. 🔎 In this video you'll find: ✅ The three countries with the highest number of asylum and protection applicants in Canada. ✅ Why citizens of these 22 countries cannot be deported. ✅ Why India, Haiti, and Iran led the number of asylum applications in 2025. ✅ The impact of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in Canada. ✅ The gang crisis and forced displacement in Haiti. ✅ The debate surrounding fraudulent asylum applications from India. ✅ The reasons why Indians leave their countries and seek refuge in Canada. ✅ Real stories of asylum seekers and their processes in India, Iran, and Haiti. Chapters 00:00 Which three countries send the most asylum seekers to Canada? 00:37 Iran: Political persecution and the asylum crisis in Canada 01:45 Shayda's case: From Iran to Toronto and everything she and her family had to endure 02:58 Revolutionary Guard in Canada: The invisible threat 03:38 Why deported Iranians can't return to their country 04:19 Haiti: Gang control and forced displacement 05:15 The Haitian community in Quebec and asylum applications 06:11 Impact of Trump's return on Haitian migration to Canada 06:50 Venezuela and the deportation moratorium list 07:13 India: Why is it the country with the most asylum applications in Canada? 08:04 The story of Randhir Singh and the Khalistan movement 09:15 Controversy over fake documents and immigration fraud from India 10:12 Human rights and minority crisis in India 10:52 Humanitarian visa: A 10-year wait 11:21 Final reflection: The reality of the Canadian dream and criticism of asylum seekers Sources you may find useful: 🔗 https://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/en/statist... 🔗 CBSA – List of countries under suspension of removals: https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/security-... We used stories from these media outlets to present facts based on real stories. If you would like to consult them, here they are: Shayda's story: They fled Iran after years of fear and Protests. Canada's new asylum law has left them in a state of uncertainty. Story by: Verity Stevenson · CBC News · Published: June 1, 2026 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/asylum... Haiti Stories: A family separated by the CBSA at the Quebec border paid human smugglers to reunite in Canada. Story by: Verity Stevenson · CBC News · Published: August 18, 2025 Hundreds flee their homes in Haiti amid a new wave of gang violence. The Associated Press · Published: May 11, 2026 https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/haiti-g... Story by Randhir Singh According to the data, asylum applications from Indian citizens in Canada began to increase after Prime Minister Modi took office. Story written by: Jorge Barrera · CBC News · Published: September 30, 2023, https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/india-... The stories are taken from these media outlets and reproduced exactly as presented by the author; this is what we analyze. If you are interested in migration analysis, international politics, and human rights, subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss future videos. #AsylumCanada #Refugees #Immigration #Iran #Haiti #India #IRCC #Migration #HumanRights #Canada2026