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Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, responds to questions in Vancouver, on Wednesday, July 28, 2021. Freeland says the federal government s goal is to have Afghans who assisted Canada and are now facing danger on planes out of the war-torn country as quickly as possible.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
OTTAWA – The email address where Afghan interpreters were told to send their application forms under an urgent resettlement plan crashed Thursday, snarling what applicants and Canadian veterans are calling an already chaotic process.
“The recipient’s mailbox is full and can’t accept messages right now. Please try resending your message later, or contact the recipient directly,” reads the automated response to two submissions and seen by The Canadian Press.
Inbox for Afghan interpreter applications crashes
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Mercredi, le ministère de l’Immigration a publié un formulaire de demande à remplir dans les 72 heures, mais des groupes d’anciens combattants affirment qu’il n’est pas clair si les frères et sœurs, les parents et les membres de la famille élargie des candidats menacés par les talibans sont éligibles à l’asile.
(Ottawa) Des interprètes afghans et d’anciens combattants canadiens affirment que le ministère de l’Immigration laisse tomber les Afghans qui ont travaillé avec le Canada dans ce pays déchiré par la guerre, malgré une annonce la semaine dernière visant à offrir l’asile à ceux qui ont aidé les Forces armées canadiennes, souvent au péril de leur vie.