CBSA failing to promptly remove most people under orders to leave Canada, federal auditor-general says

In a report tabled in Parliament today, the auditor says the border agency’s efforts were hampered by poor data quality and case-management flaws, resulting in avoidable delays in thousands of cases

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In a report tabled in Parliament today, the auditor says the Canada Border Services Agency’s efforts were hampered by poor data quality and case-management flaws, resulting in avoidable delays in thousands of cases.Story continues below advertisement However, the auditor-general says, the agency had not touched thousands of files for years, including some high-priority removals.

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