Ottawa has recently passed a law to restrict eligibility for asylum and changed rules to limit health-care coverage for asylum seekers.
Canada opened the door to Asma Faizi and her family after the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan, forcing them to flee to neighbouring Pakistan and later India.
She was eight when she was resettled in Toronto with her parents and two siblings in the dead of winter in 1986 as government-sponsored refugees. After a brief stay at a downtown hotel, they moved into social housing in Scarborough.
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