A Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) internal audit details gaps in the refugee and migrant screening process, uncovering dozens, if not hundreds, of asylum applicants who went unscreened in one form or another.
The original audit, called the Audit of Operation Syrian Refugee – CBSA Security Screening, was redacted but a full version of it was leaked to the mainstream media.
Global News devoted a one-page article to the full version of the audit, reporting that “for 150 files, part of the screening process did not occur, meaning that ‘key information may not have been identified or considered’ when approving refugees” and “39 Syrian refugees who should have undergone comprehensive security checks were not screened before…
