✍️ URGENT PETITION – STOP THE DEPORTATION OF JOSEPH KALOE

 

Name: Joseph Kaloe Munyalo

DOB: January 1, 1984

Nationality: Kenyan

Family: Husband and father of 3 children under 18 (2 sons and 1 daughter)

 

 

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Why We Are Petitioning

 

Our brother Joseph Kaloe is facing deportation after areceiving a removal order from IRCC. He has been asked to report to the immigration office at Pearson Airport on September 23rd, 2025 at 8:30 a.m.

 

If Joseph is deported to Kenya, he faces serious threats to his safety, including possible harm or even death. He fled to Canada for refuge, seeking protection and a better future. He also fears for the safety of his wife and children, who remain at risk if he is forced back.

 

 

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Joseph’s Contribution in Canada

 

Since arriving in Canada on June 1, 2023, Joseph has become a pillar of the Hamilton community:

 

Community Service & Volunteering

 

Committed member and leader at Sauti Yetu Organization, mobilizing and organizing events for African and African Canadian communities.

 

Active volunteer at Philpott Church, Open Homes Hamilton, Empowerment Squared, Eagle Worldwide Ministry, Ahadi Community Church.

 

Co-founder and pioneer member of the United Welfare Group supporting newcomers and vulnerable families.

 

 

Employment & Skills

 

Secured permanent employment with full benefits less than 3 months after arrival at Gentek Building Products (Burlington).

 

Recognized for training new employees, showing strong work ethic, leadership, and integrity.

 

Promoted to forklift backup position due to seniority and positive impact.

 

 

Training, Certificates, & Awards

 

AZ Truck Driving License (Highway Truck Training Center)

 

Forklift Licenses (3 types + Gentek certification)

 

PSW (Personal Support Worker) training

 

First Aid & Basic Life Support (BLS)

 

WHMIS & Workplace Safety Certifications

 

Dementia Care & Gentle Persuasive Approaches Training

 

Multiple community service and workplace awards

 

 

 

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Why He Must Stay

 

Safety: Returning Joseph to Kenya puts his life and his family’s lives in danger.

 

Family: He is a devoted husband and father supporting his 3 children.

 

Community: He is a trusted leader, mentor, and volunteer, actively strengthening African and African Canadian communities.

 

Workforce: Joseph is a dedicated, skilled worker contributing to Canada’s economy.

 

 

 

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Our Call to Action

 

We, the undersigned, urge IRCC and CBSA to:

 

1. Stop Joseph’s deportation.

 

 

2. Review his case on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.

 

 

3. Allow him to remain in Canada, where he is safe and continues to serve his community.

 

 

 

➡️ Please sign and share this petition widely. Together, we can keep Joseph safe and home in Canada.