Canada's lax oversight risks Iranian agent infiltration

A security council warns of potential infiltration by Iranian agents due to lax immigration oversight, raising concerns about national security. Reports indicate Canada may be vulnerable, with estimates of 700 Iranian agents already present. Simultaneously, 17,500 individuals with expunged criminal records have been allowed entry over the past decade, sparking criticism. The lack of transparency regarding the nature of the forgiven crimes has fueled public concern, prompting calls for greater scrutiny and a return to stricter immigration standards.