Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Your Sikhs today: 4 who are no longer with us (thank goodness!)

Canada is often referred to as Canuckistan, for it plays host to 100s of 1000s of illegal aliens, a great many of whom are Sikhs. And a great many of those are criminals. When some of them are actually sent back to Khalistan, it's big news, at least for the Canada Border Services Agency, the agency charged with remigrating them.

It was with great fanfare that the CBSA announced yesterday that it has removed 111 people from the country as part of a nationwide crackdown on foreign nationals suspected of links to extortion and organized crime. Here are four of them.


Clockwise from the top, they are: 
Palwinder Singh, removed from the country after he was connected to an extortion-related shooting in the fall of 2025. The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada found him inadmissible for "being a member of a criminal organization linked to extortion-related violence."
Jasmer Singh, deported after he was convicted in Canada of forcible confinement. 
Sahibjot Singh, a foreign national [citizen of which country? LOL Ed.] who was deported for his admitted connection to an organization that the agency says "engaged in a pattern of criminal activity", and
Amitoz Singh Bajwa was deported after he was associated with firearms offences and an extortion-related shooting.

The "criminal organization" with which the Messrs Singh were associated was not named and is certainly not affiliated with the Liberal Party of Canada.

The deportations stemmed from 188 removal orders issued over the past year, with the bulk of the deportations occurring in British Columbia (including the Sikh territory of Surrey) and the Greater Toronto Area (including the Sikh territory of Brampton ON). 

In its self-congratulatory news release, the CBSA said the initiative began in the Pacific and Prairie regions in August 2025, then expanded to the GTA three months later, "because that's where these guys are." 

50 removal orders were issued in the GTA, with 23 -- less than half -- of the the criminals actually being shown the door. The other 27 have not been apprehended, probably because they're constantly on the move as drivers for Diversity Truck Lines.

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