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1:12Now PlayingBreaking News: "Students not involved in fraud won't be deported:" Canadian Immigration Minister clarifies stand. According to Immigration Minister Sean Fraser on Wednesday, the Canadian government has chosen not to deport Indian students who were the victims of immigration fraud and entered the country using fake admission letters from universities. The government will provide an "appropriate remedy" for them, he said while noting that many students were "dealing with serious mental health concerns with the uncertainty they are struggling with." "We'll put a process in place to allow them to prove that they were taken advantage of and provide an appropriate remedy for them," Fraser said in response to a question by Jenny Kwan, a member of the opposition New Democratic Party. Watch the video for more details.
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