CBSA Enforcement & Removal FAQs

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is responsible for enforcing Canada's immigration laws, conducting investigations, carrying out removals, and ensuring compliance with the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). Individuals who are out of status, subject to a removal order, or involved in immigration enforcement proceedings may have legal rights and options depending on their circumstances. This FAQ section answers common questions about CBSA enforcement, immigration investigations, removal orders, admissibility hearings, detention, reporting requirements, warrants, immigration compliance, and available legal remedies. Understanding your rights and obligations can help you respond appropriately to CBSA actions and make informed decisions about your immigration status in Canada.