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Ask Guidy - Immigrant applicants and poison pen letters

Canada's immigration department sometimes receives letters aimed at scuttling an immigrant's application. Such letters can offer damaging information about an immigrant. Whether it's accurate or not, it may influence immigration officials enough to refuse an application. We turn to immigration lawyer Guidy Mamann to hear what a judge thought when one such case ended up in Canada's Federal Court.

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