The Quebec government is repeating its calls to Ottawa. It says the province is at its breaking point when it comes to welcoming more asylum seekers, and some ministers are going as far as to call this a humanitarian crisis. But opposition parties and community groups say the CAQ government’s rhetoric when it comes to immigration is doing more harm than good. Global’s Franca Mignacca reports.
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