New immigrants usually encounter many difficulties in maintaining Canadian immigrants. It may be that the maple leaf card is unexpectedly lost, the supplementary procedure is tedious and lengthy, or it may be because it needs to move back and forth and other places, which cannot ensure the life of Canada. Simple things, the path to obtaining formal citizenship is not a stable sailing.

In order to effectively understand the difficulties faced by the city's immigrants in retaining their identity, Elishan University and local immigrant partners in Monkton are located in Montoliken, Canada, and jointly launched an online investigation on this issue. It was one year for immigration to Monkson. This period is in line with the launch of the Monkton Immigration Strategy (2020-2024) project, and takes this opportunity to get a certain degree of attention. As of now, 60 people have participated in it, and their positive participation and wonderful content have made the person in charge of the investigation project. In order to learn more about more information, investigators will face-face-to-face in the future.

It is a university assistant professor. She is very concerned about the impact of Canadian immigrants enjoying the benefits when she retains her identity. Understand and solve these rare opportunities. In the process of immigration, people will inevitably face all aspects of instability. No matter what they get immigration, they may encounter various problems, such as losing medical safety, public education and public education. The benefits of entertainment projects will put a lot of pressure on immigrants and have a huge impact on their health and happiness. The survey was to help local governments realize the actual difficulties facing immigrants and solve possible problems as soon as possible.

The results of the survey will be brought back to Erisen University and Monks' local immigration partnership organizations for further research, and will share data with everyone in the most effective way. The conclusions and suggestions will be proposed to the Canadian monks, the NB provincial government and the federal government to help them better understand the impact of different policies on people's lives. It is believed that Monkton's new star will rise through absorbing and retaining immigrants at all levels.