0:00 I was sitting home and doing nothing, but now I'm an I'm an LVN. >> Do you guys Are you familiar with the term uh diploma mills? Is that >> a break? It's >> like a school that just gives away. >> Well, yeah, it's kind of >> Do they exist, Bill? >> I think a lot of those like kind of closed down out here. I mean, there's >> University of Phoenix. Yeah, they're kind of still around. >> Have you seen how how it's how bad it's getting in Canada? No. >> I mean, we've always been kind of bad here, but like it's interesting to see another country go through it because theirs are blowing up. There's thousands of them now and they're just like in strip malls or like made out of like random little like like closed down stores and they just like bring uh they
0:50 basically send scouts to India to just trick them into like coming to these schools to be like oh yeah you can come down to Canada and then we'll we'll get you this degree and then you can get a job. >> Oh is it a student visa scam? >> Yeah. >> Oh interesting. So usually what's the scam though? So the well not a scam but it's like a um basically one of the ways how you can go to a America or Canada is through getting a visa, right? >> So then it's not like a legitimate reason like I mean you're not really being a student. >> It's like a pretend school. >> Yeah. >> So you're getting a real visa but out of like nefarious ways, right? You're not really a student. Yeah. So there I guess like the stat is like recently there's like 50,000 or so international students uh came to Canada. I think maybe like
1:40 last maybe last year or something. >> It was a crazy amount. Yeah. >> Yeah. And then um so 20,000 of them just never went to the school. >> Yeah. >> Like just never went. >> Are are the the students are they part of the scam or are they victims to it? >> I think they're part of it. >> At first like you think, oh they're part of the scam because they're just paying to um to go to the school and then come to America. I see. >> Or go to school and then just get a job. But then it turns out a lot of them really aren't. They're actually like >> some of a lot of them are from uh like poorer like areas of India where they really their family pulled all their money together to get this guy into the school and they thought it was a real school and then the diploma they got worthless >> and they and they can't even get a job. >> Damn, that sucks. >> And they're just like literally like homeless or they're just like kind of just ████ So they thought they had a
2:30 real like acceptance to a school. >> Yeah. And there are and then they did try to see like oh what like how many of these students actually come to America and they were they looked at the number and it was like barely any like even try to come to US. They just stay in Canada. >> Well you know why? So I found out that like cuz I grew up thinking that Indians were super rich and super successful, right? But then the rest like the UK, Canada, a lot of other countries, uh, they're more like the working class there. >> And then it's because a lot of the Indians in California, they come from the with the genius bill. So it's called like the H1 something bill. And um, that visa gets them in to tech companies, uh, researching in university. So if they're already like someone that's like let's say like a good student in one of the their Harvards or whatever in India or
3:21 whatever, they can use that visa and come over and work for like Tesla or whatever. >> Yeah. >> So that's why a lot of the Indians in California are like wellto-do. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> But then it's hard for other like just middle or lowerass Indians to come to America. So they go to Canada, they go to UK, they go to Europe or whatever. >> Yeah. Here, I'll show you guys the video of like what these things actually look like. It It's kind of It's like sadly comedic because they look so fake. These like schools, >> but like >> a lot of the time when you're, you know, just a hopeful person trying to go to one of these. And of course, there are still bad actors that they will use it as a scheme. But it turns out when they looked at the number of people that actually did um you know, get any kind of success from it, it's it's more often that they're just people get that got duped. Because these these uh they
4:12 looked at the revenue from these schools and it's it's so they're making so much money from like the poorest people basically. >> Damn. >> And it's probably their own people. ████ yeah. So here it is. >> You want to know why Indians are getting so much hate in Canada now? It's cuz more Indians have come to Canada in the last 5 years than the last 100 combined. And they're all coming as international students. Great. They're all studying at schools that are legitimate. No. 94% are studying at community colleges. and these diploma mills for certificates like Anderson College that used to be a Walmart and then they made it into some diploma mills or Canandor College which is literally connected to an Indian restaurant has graduated over 45,000 Indian students and also there's another college beside it Stanford is going to Stanford. No, not the one in California. The one in Bmpton or Tob
5:02 College where when you go on Google Street View it was literally a mechanic shop one year ago. What is this school? What are these schools? I'm genuinely asking, why are you coming to these schools? Or Sun View College, which is connected to some bar places like Lambertton College, which is crazy. These poor people. God knows what that is. This is where the students were protesting cuz they failed all their classes. I don't know how dumb you have to be to fail classes at a diploma mill. I showed you like five. There are 800. There are 800 of these just in Ontario. I don't know about the other. I'm Toronto born and raised and every brown kid I grew up with went either uft, York or Ryerson. All right, what the ████ is this? What are these schools? But the whole stereotype was are you going to be a doctor, engineer, or lawyer? Now it's are you going to be Uber Eats, Door
5:52 Dash, or Lyft? India has some of the smartest people on the planet. >> I'm not even Indian. You know who taught me AP calculus? A random Indian man on YouTube. We're not getting these geniuses. All right. We're literally getting deep rural villagers. That's why they're studying at these fake schools because they would never qualify for permanent residence without a little standing. Which is why the highest number of asylum seekers in Canada were international students from India. Illegal border crossings into the United States. Only Indian international students. These dudes that are protesting intense PR when they went to these fake diploma mills. Never seen before. Only Indians. Have you ever seen job lineups for a minimum wage that circle around the block? millions, literally millions of villagers to compete with high school and college kids for jobs. That's why people are talking about pooping on beaches. Indians have been here forever. Never
6:43 heard about pooping on beaches until now. Villagers. And you have these dudes dancing. Why are you dancing? And you constantly hear the exact same complaint. You know, we are paying more than the Canada student. Indian international student paying double. Well, no Canadians are going to these schools, right? These are just Indian international students going to schools that only take Indians and anytime you call out any of their ████ Oh, you hate us cuz you ain't us. You know you are jealous of the Indian. Google CEO is a Indian. Well, the Google CEO went to Stanford and Palo Alto. All right. You went to the fake Stanford in Bmpton. You're not the same. >> Oh my god. >> Ramp Stanford. >> Really bad though. That's >> the It's not that the students are getting scammed. the students are part of the scam. >> It's like it's like >> cuz they're getting the they're
7:34 loopholeing into getting the visa. They're like going to a fake school to get the visa knowing it's a fake school, right? >> Yeah. >> Some people stay and they stay over. I see. >> That's the thing is that like >> some of them are just the country bumpkins that are getting scammed. >> Previously it it was assumed that all of them do that the way that like like when I was in high school, we had some international students that were um enrolled. They never ████ came to school for sure. They were just getting paid or they were their parents were paying them just to be on the record and then they just went ████ off and did something else. >> Dude, there was a Chinese service of like people pretending to be the student >> so you don't have to go you don't have to be the student. >> Yeah, for sure. We do the same thing. It's just that I always assumed that 100% of them did this. >> Yeah. And then after watching these things and looking into them more, a lot of the a lot of people just get looped into that because they think they just
8:25 don't know better and they think >> there's so many visa scams. Like one big one I think they went hard on is the fake marriage scams too. >> Oh yeah. And that is so annoying cuz we have to go through that like the checks and balances because of those reasons. They'll pay like some dude like I don't know like 10 G's, 40 G's, whatever to have like a fake marriage and you go it's like everyone's just trying to find their way to get into either Canada or the US. >> Yeah. That's why they might like they're questioning the whole uh birthright citizenship now >> because the the they the way that they exploit the birthright is there's literal homes of just beds and then um when women are right about to have a baby, >> they pay a service and then they they live at that house and once the baby come out, boom, that baby got citizenship. >> Tatan ten.
9:15 >> Yeah. Yeah, I didn't know it was getting this bad in in Canada for um I mean I'm sure like there's been lots of stuff, but then the stats and the visuals really like really hits pretty hard when you see all these like whack ass strip mall colleges. That's crazy. >> They got ████ ice over their own ice ████ throwing Indians in a van and ████ >> Canada doesn't roll like that though. >> Wow. >> What are they? >> I mean I have there has been a upsurge in like that kind of social media for Canada though. like Indians everywhere. And then honestly, I didn't I didn't know why or how real any of it was, but like when you see and hear this, it's like, oh ████ Like that makes a lot of sense. >> Is the guy Indian? >> No, he said he wasn't. The guy he was talking to. >> Oh, he has a great Indian accent. >> Yeah, maybe he's like Indian adjacent >> like Bangladeshi or some ████ >> Or he's like Pakistan panny and they hate Indians. They ████ hate Indians,
10:06 dude. I didn't even know this until I went to the UK. >> Oh, really? you didn't see like viral videos of those kids. I think it's because of LA like we don't know like the population there's not that big of a population but there it's like so clear like I don't know one of my Uber driver was like um he's like oh I'm not Indian by the way and I'm like I know like >> okay >> your name's Muhammad like >> yeah but I just make a reference about Indians cuz that's the closest thing I know to Pakistan culture like the food or whatever >> but it's always the closest that hate each It's like Mexican, Salvadorans, >> Korean and Japanese. >> Japanese, Korean. It's always like ████ Thai and Cambodian. >> Like, this ain't Thai food. Even though it looks exactly like Thai food. It tastes like Thai food. It's just better. >> It's just better.
10:56 >> I'm like, my food is literally Thai food, bro. >> Yeah. >> Where's this other Oh, I was going to show you this other one, too. This one's pretty good as well. It's a quick one, but um >> they're going to have some bombass Indian restaurants in Vegas. >> Down on international students. Take a look at this. Ontario and BC are now cracking down on diploma mill schools that are printing fake degrees for luring students with promises of in-class instruction and guaranteed housing. Take a look at the revenue that international students are bringing into Canada right now. As domestic fees are starting to decline, these diploma mills are pumping up their revenue with international students. The problem is once these foreign students actually arrive, a lot of times there is no housing and in some cases not even a classroom, which has quietly led to Canada developing a reputation for exploiting these students. Take a look at how badly some of these students are
11:47 treated when they actually get here. This student has been fired from three different jobs during a trial period with no pay, and he's running out of money to pay for food, rent, and activities. Others have no choice but to sleep on mattresses on a basement floor and are even assaulted and deprived of sleep. The government has admitted over 900,000 of these students last year compared to only 225,000 in 2013. Meanwhile, many of these students are getting nothing more than a fake degree from a strip mall college. Has the government been turning a blind eye to this for way too long? Let me know what you guys think. I always thought Canada was really strict with immigration, too, cuz I remember someone that was traveling there got denied and sent back cuz he had a DUI. And I was like, "What? A ████ DUI?" >> Well, that's Yeah, that's Canada and Australia both have that 10-year law. If you if you have any uh >> crimes or whatever,
12:37 >> it's Yeah. Any any kind of any kind of crime. Yeah. Or I think felonies or cuz DUI is considered a felony in some countries. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. That's crazy, man. >> Yeah. I thought it was really hard to get into Canada. Yeah, >> dude. I got kicked out of Canada once >> because they found out I was there to work. >> Oh, >> yeah. I got turned away in Nova Scotia. >> Are hard to get in when you're doing the right thing. >> Yeah, when you're doing Yeah. Well, I I Well, I wasn't. I didn't have a work permit and they found out. >> No, but like you're actually doing the right thing. You're not doing a scam to get in. You're like, I'm here to work. Get the ████ out of here. >> But I because I'm taking the money out of Canada and I'm American, you know? But that's like an alarming like jump of people. Like wouldn't their immigration team like be like, "Hey, wait a minute. That's a big jump." Like what's going on? >> That's why the thing with that video is interesting cuz it feels like that guy is saying that Canada itself is
13:28 complicit in the revenue that these fake schools are bringing in >> cuz they're like, "Yo, we're making hella money." >> Yeah. You know, like if you let you kind of turn a blind eye to like criminal things if you're getting the tax from it or if you're getting a kickback, that's what that really looks like. I wouldn't doubt it. Like, what's the big deal? >> Yeah. You know what I mean? Like, >> man, they need to up their maple syrup export. They don't need to ████ do this ████ >> They don't market anymore. >> So, bomb. >> Yeah. That's ketchup chips. >> That's a really interesting problem. But then like when I look at the comments when I see like other um not on his video, but I looked at the comments on the actual articles of these things and then it's just a bunch of people hating on America. >> What does that have to do with that? If you guys would have left in, man, they would have come over here. >> Yeah. I And I was surprised because I was like, "What?" Like, it's all It was like Canadians talking and they were like, "America's been doing that for hundreds of years."
14:18 >> Like, what the ████ Like, >> America's been doing what? >> How does like how does criticizing America having diploma mills, which we did have and do have now, how does that fix or improve this situation? >> Our diploma mills were scamming our own guys. You can you can still learn real skills at ITT Tech. >> Yeah, those are just for >> chos. You can you can I joined the right and it changed my life. >> Yeah, at least you know how to program a little bit. Yeah. Yeah, >> it's true. >> Those commercials were the best. This is a straight >> I was sitting home and doing nothing.
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