Though Canadians have long supported a robust immigration system, cracks in that support have been growing over at least the past year. And as Parliament returned Sept. 15, it became clear that the system — and in particular the TFW (temporary foreign worker) program — will be under scrutiny from the Conservative Opposition. Conservative MP Garnett Genuis shared in an interview with The Catholic Register why he, as a Catholic, can get behind his party’s effort to curb migration levels. “Temporary foreign workers make up less than one per cent of our total workforce,” claimed Hajdu. “In fact, this is a program where employers must demonstrate that they vigorously and actively looked for Canadian workers because Canadian workers come first.