Removals CBSA removed 493 stateless persons from Canada to 60 countries from 2003 – 2014. The following are the top 5 countries to which stateless individuals were removed within this period:      United States of America (156 stateless persons) Socialist Republic of Vietnam (115 stateless persons) Lebanon (28 stateless persons) Hong Kong SAR (13 stateless persons) Syria (12 stateless persons) CBSA provided details on 189 records of removal orders issued from 2003 – 2014 detailing the following criteria: document date removal order sign date removal date originating CBSA office desc. port of exit CBSA office involved desc. removal type removal cause destination country removed within 365 days refugee claim indicator refugee claim date AVRR ref. claim decision ref. claim decision date RAD decision RAD decision date ARC application/decision ARC decision date high risk allegation high risk orders-exclusions removed under escort (y/n) detained (y/n) criminality (y/n) carrier desc. liability type travel document type danger opinion issued (y/n) contrary to the National Interest (y/n) Of this criteria the following data was reported for destination country, refugee claim indicator, whether the stateless individual was detained, travel document type, and whether the stateless individual was considered ‘contrary to the national interest’: Destination Country  Socialist Republic of Vietnam (111 stateless persons)  United States of America (16 stateless persons)  Democratic Republic of Sudan (8 stateless persons)  Cambodia (6 stateless persons)  Hungary (5 stateless persons) Of these 189 records, the Refugee Claim Indicator was ‘no’ for 155 records, and ‘yes’ for 34 records. There were 62 stateless individuals who were not detained at the time of removal and 127 who were detained. There were 171 stateless individuals who were not considered ‘contrary to the national interest’ and 18 who were considered ‘contrary to the national interest’. Travel document types for stateless individuals removed from Canada included:   certificate of identity (62 stateless persons) passport (38 stateless persons) 16

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