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Osama Al-Hadad spent over a month in Canada Border Services Agency ’s immigration holding centre near the airport in Toronto .
He was among 70 detainees kept there at the time for reasons that included immigration violations, criminal convictions and lack of proper documents.
The Canadian Press and several other media outlets were recently invited to visit the sprawling, three -storey compound in Toronto 's west end.
Canada has deported 16,860 foreigners in 2024 , a nearly 11 per cent increase over the year before .
The federal government is committed to increasing the removals by 25 per cent in the next three years .
The agency aims to remove 20,000 inadmissible foreigners each year from 2025 until 2027 .
As of December , 485,395 foreigners were on the agency’s removal inventory.
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