WARNING: Canada’s New Law Can Cancel Your PR Anytime! │ Canada Immigration 2025

WARNING: Canada’s New Law Can Cancel Your PR Anytime! │ Canada Immigration 2025 Canada’s immigration system is about to change in a way that could shock thousands of applicants and permanent residents. A powerful new law, Bill C-12, would give Ottawa the authority to cancel or suspend any visa, work permit, or permanent resident status — at any time — in the name of “public interest.” In this video, we uncover how this bill could reshape Canada’s immigration system, why experts are calling it the most dangerous reform in years, and what it means for international students, foreign workers, and families waiting for approval. We’ll also reveal the “Silent Trigger” clause — a hidden part of the bill that allows entire groups of applicants to have their documents wiped out overnight, even if they followed every rule. If you hold a work permit, study permit, or PR card, you need to understand what’s inside Bill C-12 and how to protect your status. Stay informed and watch until the end to find out what steps you can take now. 🇨🇦 In this video, you’ll learn: • What Bill C-12 really means for immigrants in Canada • How it could let the government cancel your PR or visa without warning • Why Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is under pressure • The impact on students, workers, and new applicants • What you can do to stay protected and informed 📌 Subscribe to Canada Chronicles for the latest Canadian immigration updates, breaking Canada news, and PR pathway guides for 2025 and beyond. #CanadaImmigration #BillC12 #CanadaPR #ImmigrationNews #CanadaVisa #CanadaWorkPermit #IRCC #CanadaImmigrationUpdate #CanadaNews #CanadaChronicles Join Canada Chronicles Membership Today! 🌟 Get monthly eBooks packed with expert tips on immigration, jobs, and settling in Canada. 👉 Click here to join now: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS7UaTS6B86ZFPcyLPRcH7A/join Disclaimer: This channel operates independently and is not affiliated with any Canadian government agency or immigration lawyers. The informational content is sourced from public domains and is not a substitute for professional advice. For specific immigration needs, consult a qualified attorney or expert. This channel disclaims responsibility for actions taken based on the information provided. Viewers are encouraged to independently verify details.