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A report requested by Brandon-Souris Member of Parliament Larry Maguire suggests the country’s current immigration situation may cost the federal government $1.1 billion through the rest of 2018 and the next two fiscal years. In June, Maguire formally asked Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) Yves Giroux to look into costs associated with immigration as it pertains to illegal border crossers seeking refugee status. Maguire, Conservative Party Immigration Critic Michelle Rempel and Charlesbourg–Haute-Saint-Charles (Quebec) MP Pierre Paul-Hus hosted a press conference in Ottawa on Thursday to discuss the results of the study, which was released 18 months after Opposition MPs began asking the federal government to provide information on issue.

“Over the last two years, the (governing) Liberals have failed to properly manage the border. Close to 35,000 people have illegally crossed the border into Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia and my home province of Manitoba,” Maguire said in an introductory statement at the press conference. “We’ve been repeatedly stonewalled by the Liberals on what the total costs have been to taxpayers. Today, we finally have those numbers and they’re very staggering due to the allowing of illegal border crossers. By the end of next year, the Liberal government – because they failed to manage our border crossings – will have spent at least $1.1 billion.”.

Maguire noted that the PBO report, which is titled Costing Irregular Migration Across Canada’s Southern Border, did not include costs incurred by provincial governments in areas such as housing, welfare and elsewhere. “We’re talking about hundreds of millions of dollars that are not included in this report – if not another billion,” he said. “The federal government, the RCMP, the CBSA (Canada Border Services Agency), CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service), Immigration and the Refugee Board have all had to re-allocate resources to deal with illegal border crossers and plead with the Minister of Finance for new funding.” The PBO report said the total cost of asylum claims reached $340 million through the last year, $368 million this year and could broach $396 million in 2019-2020. Giroux noted that the federal government had relegated $173 million over the next two years to cover additional costs associated with asylum seekers, both legal and illegal. Giroux could not delineate between the two kinds of refugee claimants because information collected by the federal government accounted for the average costs of all claimants.

Nevertheless, the PBO report said the $173 million response, which was based on 5000 to 8000 individual claimants per year, would not cover the true costs associated with the issue. The actual number of individual claimants is 23,000 through the past year. Each case can cost between $10,000 and $34,000 dependent on how complicated each individual process becomes, with the average cost being $14,321. Meanwhile, municipal and provincial governments are asking for aid in dealing with the situation within their own jurisdictions. In June, the federal government announced $50 million in funding for Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba. The City of Toronto alone has asked for $64.5 million to reimburse its costs thus far, and another $43 million per year moving forward.