>People running away from war and famine have a different humanitarian immigration path into Canada which is not built with the expectation that they will becom

>People running away from war and famine have a different humanitarian immigration path into Canada which is not built with the expectation that they will become net contributors to our society. Or at least, not in the first few years of their stay - there is every reason to expect them to become net contributors in time, it just might take a few years longer than the point-based immigrants