Economic Exploitation of Immigrants: Friesen argues that Canada’s immigration system entices skilled professionals under the guise of better opportunities but ultimately drains their life savings and utilizes them as cheap labor. He describes it as a “pyramid scheme” that benefits the Canadian economy at the expense of immigrants’ well-being.

Diminished Quality of Life: He contrasts the comfortable life many professionals have in India—with stable jobs, home ownership, and access to affordable healthcare—with the financial struggles they may face in Canada, including high living costs, loss of savings, and limited access to services.

Challenges in Returning Home: Friesen highlights that many immigrants find it difficult to return to their home countries after relocating due to depleted finances and diminished willpower, especially as they age.

Racism and Social Integration Issues: He also touches upon the racism that immigrants may encounter in Canada, adding another layer of complexity to their integration and overall experience