On this page are selected videos of speeches, statements, debates, and questions I raise in the House.
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On April 10, 2019, I stood in Question Period to ask if Prime Minster Trudeau would withdraw the major changes to immigration that are hidden in his Budget bill:
On April 11, 2019, I put forward a motion seeking unanimous consent from the House to withdraw legislation from the Budget bill that would make drastic changes to Canada's asylum claims process:
On April 10, 2019, Jenny rose in the House on a Point of Order, because I believe that Bill C-97 is an omnibus bill as defined under Standing Order 69.1:
I have learned, in reviewing the Liberal government's 2019 Budget, that they are trying to sneak in changes to refugee laws in their Budget bill.
Humanitarian leaders don't shut their borders to asylum seekers in the midst of a refugee crisis. Lives are at risk.
That's why, on April 9, 2019, I rose in Question Period to ask once again: Will the Prime Minister do the right thing and suspend the Safe Third Country Agreement?
On April 4, I stood in Question Period to ask: Will the government prevent a travesty of justice, and stop the deportation of a key witness in a human trafficking case?
On April 10, 2019, Jenny rose in the House to speak once more as to why it would be important to establish December 13th as a commemorative day to remember the victims of the Nanjing Massacre:
Jenny has learned, in reviewing the Liberal government's 2019 Budget Omnibus bill, that they are trying to sneak in changes to refugee laws in their Budget. Humanitarian leaders don't shut their borders to asylum seekers in the midst of a refugee crisis. Lives are at risk. That's why, on April 9, 2019, Jenny rose in Question Period to ask once again:
We knew that the halls of power were rigged for wealthy and corporate insiders. What the scandal over SNC-Lavalin has revealed in detail is just how far the Liberal government has gone to put the interests of the corporate elite over Canadians. The Liberal government keeps telling us how important an independent justice system is, but it all goes out of the window when it is their corporate friends in trouble. It is time for a public inquiry. Canadians deserve to know the whole truth:
On April 4, Jenny stood in Question Period to ask:
My colleague Niki Ashton and I were alerted to the fact that a key witness in an IRCC human trafficking investigation is threatened with imminent deportation by CBSA. In Question Period today, I asked: Will the Ministers halt his deportation to prevent a travesty of justice?
I rose yesterday, April 3, in Question period, to ask the following question:
"Today in this chamber, dozens of the Daughters of the Vote turned their backs to the Prime Minister. Why? It is because they support strong, independent women speaking truth to power. Because they know that integrity is the cornerstone of your character.
"By kicking the first Indigenous Attorney-General of Canada out of caucus for upholding the law, the Prime Minister has made it clear that principled women who dare to stand up to him are not welcome in the Liberal Party.
"Is this what a self-proclaimed 'feminist' looks like in 2019?"
On April 3, 2019, Jenny rose in Question Period to ask:
Van East students: "I want you to panic. The climate is changing, why aren't we?"
On March 15, young people from around the world took to the streets to demand action from their elected leaders on climate change. Among them were students from Vancouver East. The quotes Jenny just read are some of their messages to the government:
On March 22, 2019, I rose and asked this question: