Canada is facing a serious and growing public safety and national security concern.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and Canadian intelligence agencies have publicly acknowledged the presence of foreign-linked organized crime, gang activity, and transnational repression operating within Canada. These networks are associated with violence, intimidation, extortion, money laundering, weapons trafficking, and political interference.

Evidence presented by law enforcement and national-security officials indicates that individuals with ties to foreign governments, intelligence services, and state-aligned criminal organizations have exploited Canada’s immigration, temporary worker, and study permit systems to enter and remain in the country.

These failures:

Endanger Canadians and permanent residents
Undermine public trust in immigration systems
Harm law-abiding immigrants and workers
Weaken Canada’s sovereignty and rule of law

Canada must be welcoming—but never weak when it comes to criminal activity, foreign interference, or gang violence.

This petition does not target law-abiding immigrants, workers, or any nationality. It targets criminal affiliation, foreign state influence, and security threats—wherever they originate.

 
What We’re Demanding:
We call on the Government of Canada to immediately:

Identify, investigate, and remove non-citizens with verified ties to:

Foreign governments or intelligence services
Foreign-linked gangs or organized crime groups
Transnational repression, intimidation, or political interference
Revoke work permits, study permits, visas, and temporary residency of individuals deemed a public safety or national security risk by the RCMP or CSIS.

Strengthen national-security screening and continuous monitoring for all temporary residents, including foreign workers and international students.
Empower the RCMP and CSIS with expanded authority and resources to act swiftly on intelligence related to foreign-linked criminal networks.

Close loopholes in immigration and labour programs that allow criminal actors to exploit weak oversight.
Publicly report enforcement actions taken against foreign-linked gang and organized crime activity to ensure transparency and accountability.
 
Why This Matters Now:
Canadians should not have to live with rising gang violence, intimidation, and organized crime because of weak enforcement or political hesitation. If someone is here temporarily and is tied to gangs, foreign governments, or criminal networks, they should not be here at all.

Public safety must come first.

 
Call to Action:
Sign this petition to demand real enforcement, real removals, and real accountability.

Share it to protect Canadian communities and uphold the rule of law.