Many of the affected individuals have already accepted employment, enrolled in educational programs, relocated to Canada, made financial commitments, sold homes or begun plans to reunite with family members based on the citizenship status that IRCC formally recognized.
Kwan highlights the impact of the certificate suspensions.
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