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This is not a good look..

A refugee's experience highlights concerns about visa policies and the ideological spread of Islam in Canada, contrasting with the treatment of refugees.

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Canadian Border Services Accused of Threatening Critic of Cleric Entry

This report details a controversy involving Bahar Bahari, an Iranian woman in Canada, and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). Bahari questioned the basis for Islamic clerics entering Canada, drawing a strong, seemingly threatening response from the CBSA's official account. The incident highlights broader concerns about immigration policies, the influence of certain ideologies, and the perceived lack of accountability from government agencies.

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  1. Background: Cleric Arrives, Questions Arise
  2. CBSA's Response and Bahari's Reaction
  3. Bahari's Personal Experience and Broader Concerns
  4. The Definition and Perceived Threat of "Moolas"
  5. Immigration Policy Criticisms
  6. The "Islamophobia" Defense and its Rejection
  7. Escalating Tensions and Calls for Action
  8. Petition for a Free Iran and Canada
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