"The only people who have a right to tell anyone to go back to where they came from are the first nations people."

That is a strange comment. Most of the talk I see on this board is related to the magnitude and nature of ongoing immigration Canada should implement.

How about you, sir? If Ottawa tomorrow were to announce that Canada will be admitting four million immigrants a year for the next 20 years and they will all be from just ONE overseas nation, would you say "HEY, THAT IS AWESOME, I HOPE THE NATIVES THINK SO TOO!!".

Or, on the other hand, would you say "As a Canadian, I have some reservations and criticisms I would like to express about the new plan"?

If your answer is option two, then where do you draw the line about when non-native Canadians are "allowed" (roll eyes) to comment on immigration policy?