Many immigrants are paying recruiters upwards of $30,000 just for the chance to work in Canada.
To afford it, some take out high-interest loans or even put their family’s farmland up as collateral. They’re promised good-paying jobs, fast-track citizenship, and the ability to bring their families over — a dream sold by recruiters that rarely matches reality.
Once they arrive, many end up in low-wage fast food or labor jobs, barely making enough to survive. They’re often tied to a single employer, unable to switch jobs or speak out without risking deportation. Some are even pressured to pay additional fees just to extend their work permits or apply for permanent residency.
In the end, many return home still in debt. In the worst cases, their families lose everything — including their land. It’s a predatory system, and for too many, it’s a nightmare disguised as opportunity. Who’s behind this scam?
Corporations — They want cheap, compliant labor.
The Canadian government — They enable it by turning a blind eye, because cheap labor props up the economy and keeps wages low.
Recruiters and immigration consultants — They exploit legal loopholes and charge desperate migrants outrageous fees.
Who suffers the most?
The immigrants — They’re treated like disposable labor, stuck in debt and fear, with little protection.
Canadians — Corporations prioritize hiring migrants over Canadians, driving wages down and reducing job opportunities.
This is happening in almost all developed countries.
There isn’t a lot we can do to end this scam but here is two ways:
Bring awareness to the issue. Adopt Bitcoin so we can end the fiat slavery system.
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