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Canada Set To Deport 974 Nigerians After Deporting 366 In 2025Canada deported 366 Nigerians between January and October 2

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Canada Set To Deport 974 Nigerians After Deporting 366 In 2025
Canada deported 366 Nigerians between January and October 2025, and 974 more Nigerians are currently in the “removal in progress” category, meaning they are legally awaiting deportation.
This information comes directly from official data released by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
 
The news about Canada deporting Nigerians is very concerning, especially with such high numbers involved. Deporting 366 people in 2025 and now preparing to remove nearly a thousand more shows how strict immigration enforcement has become. For me, the bigger issue is what this means for families and communities—many of those affected may have lived in Canada for years, built lives, and contributed to society. Yet, once legal status is questioned, everything changes instantly. It’s a reminder of how fragile the immigrant experience can be, no matter the country. I think this situation highlights the importance of proper documentation and legal pathways, because without them, people remain vulnerable to sudden deportation. At the same time, it raises questions about how Canada balances humanitarian concerns with immigration control. It’s a painful reality, and one that should spark deeper conversations about fairness and opportunity for migrants.
 
That's a huge number, and am pretty sure most of them no longer have homes and the rest here in Nigeria cause they might have probably given up everything just so they could travel in the first place.
 
is like there no longer have homes and the rest here in Nigeria cause they might have probably given up everything just so they could travel in the first place, For me, the bigger issue is what this means for families and the society.
 
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