DC: A convicted criminal awaiting deportation back to Burundi is suing the Canadian government for $65 million CAD ($49 million USD) because he alleges his Charter rights were violated while in a detention center.
As CBC News reports, Prosper Niyonzima came to Canada in 1995 as a refugee in the aftermath of the Rwandan civil war and genocide. But he was headed for deportation after a series of criminal convictions for breaking and entering, theft and drug trafficking. He had been in a detention center since 2012 but was let out on a temporary resident permit. He has been making full use of free legal aid available to anyone awaiting deportation.
In a lawsuit filed on Oct. 29 in Ontario, Niyonzima said he experienced a severe mental collapse in 2013 that left him catatonic.
In 2017, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau presented convicted terrorist and killer Omar Khadr with a formal apology and $10.5 million (CAD) because he believed the former Guantanamo Bay detainee’s Charter rights had been violated. Khadr had not yet taken the Canadian government to court to demand “compensation.” more
Compensate him with an all-expenses paid one-way trip to the tip top of Nunavut.
Naked.
“Here’s your money, Prosper, but since we couldn’t come up with 65 million Canadian dollars, we’re giving you 65 Rwandan francs.”
(1 RWF = 0.00149 CAD)
@TommyBoy in IN – Cruel!
Let him wear whatever they commonly wear in Rwanda.
Look at this fag. After he insulted our President.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/11/the-end-of-a-bromance-frenchie-macron-gets-no-love-from-papa-trump-after-insulting-speech-video/
@Uncle Al:
Okay, FINE!
Loincloth it is.