Refusals, courts, deportation in Canada — news and guides

Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 5 articles on “Refusals, courts, deportation” in Canada, plus help from a lawyer.

• Canada Bars Entry to Foreign Nationals with Recent Travel to the DR Congo — July 21, 2026

  Canada has imposed an entry ban on foreigners who have visited the DR Congo within the last 21 days, effective July 20, 2026.

• A ‘Birthright Citizenship’ Exception — From Canada — June 9, 2026

  A 1942 proclamation by the British monarch may set a precedent for the US Supreme Court's decision on birthright citizenship, potentially impacting US immigration law.

• Americans heading to Canada: how to avoid being denied entry due to a crime — May 12, 2026

  If you're planning to attend the Canadian Grand Prix, you may be denied entry due to a crime. Learn what to do. Americans heading to the Canadian Grand Prix could be denied entry due to a misdemeanor.

• Canada Entry Rules: How to Avoid Denial Due to Misdemeanors — March 25, 2026

  If you're planning to visit Canada, it's essential to know that even minor infractions can lead to entry denial. Canadian authorities may deny entry to foreigners with a past conviction.

• A Criminal Record Could Derail Your Trip to Canada — March 17, 2026

  A criminal record can bar you from entering Canada. Learn how to overcome inadmissibility.

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