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Good point. I would also add that I have worked with several Muslims in my IT career. Most are here not to establish a “caliphate”. Most are year because life in their countries of origin (the ones I knew were mostly of Algerian, Syrian and Lebanese origin) was miserable and they just wanted to escape the poverty and misery. None of them ever tried to convert me. Not even close, but I did have some good dialogues with one Muslim in particular. You know what, she just wanted to raise her family and quietly practice her faith, like I do. They all showed more respect to my faith and prayer life than any of the secular Canadians I worked with. The one I dialogued was a colleague in the same department, and she would quietly whisper “I’ll come back later, I see you are praying” when she would come to see me on a tech issue and I had my breviary open.
I also know an Egyptian immigrant. He is a family doctor, one of my wife’s colleagues.
He is not Muslim. He is a Coptic Christian. And he’s married to another immigrant, a Chilean Catholic.
The fact that people “know” Muslims or migrants does not change the facts as to what is happening.
Anecdotal evidence is not a good foundation for public policy.