qzhou3

I have lived in China, Canada and now America.  I know many who have applied to immigrate to Canada but do not permanently live there. Some Canadians work in the US because it could be hard to find jobs in Canada. What dangerous is the statement: "Strips citizenship from those who did not obtain citizenship by birth IF AN OFFICIAL BELIEVES that the person never intended to live in Canada".
What if that official has prejudice? What if the official is subjective? The statement sounds problematic to me.
I agree Canada should tighten its laws to limit the benefits to those who has never contributed to the country. But the decision should not be based on an official's belief...