Albertans Back Smith's Immigration Policies
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Albertans back Premier Danielle Smiths proposals to limit non-permanent residents access to public services, according to a new poll. Sixty-three percent support a referendum question to restrict services to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and provincially approved immigrants. Smiths policies, such as making non-permanent residents pay fees and a twelve-month wait for social aid, are popular, with sixty-four and sixty-six percent support respectively. These ideas resonate across cities and even draw some NDP voters. Despite these policies, seventy percent of Albertans want to stay in Canada, and Smiths approval rating is at thirty-nine percent.
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