🍁 In Simple Terms
Removal may be unenforceable in certain circumstances — for example, if the country of origin will not accept the person, if removal would put the person at risk (PRRA pending), or if other legal barriers exist. Being unenforceable does not mean the order is cancelled — just that it cannot be executed at that time.
Affects: Persons subject to removal or detention
Legal Text — IRPA Section 50
50 A removal order is stayed
In Practice
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Official Source: Justice Canada — IRPA s. 50 (authoritative, may differ from this display)
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