The four things the Immigration Division can do at the end of an admissibility hearing: confirm that a citizen, a person registered under the Indian Act or a permanent resident has the right to enter, grant status to a foreign national who meets the requirements, let someone in for further examination, or make the removal order.
45 The Immigration Division, at the conclusion of an admissibility hearing, shall make one of the following decisions: (a)recognize the right to enter Canada of a Canadian citizen within the meaning of the Citizenship Act, a person registered as an Indian under the Indian Act or a permanent resident; (b)grant permanent resident status or temporary resident status to a foreign national if it is satisfied that the foreign national meets the requirements of this Act; (c)authorize a permanent resident or a foreign national, with or without conditions, to enter Canada for further examination; or (d)make the applicable removal order against a foreign national who has not been authorized to enter Canada, if it is not satisfied that the foreign national is not inadmissible, or against a foreign national who has been authorized to enter Canada or a permanent resident, if it is satisfied that the foreign national or the permanent resident is inadmissible.