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As part of his critique of those who support integration of immigrants into Canadian society, Peter Li appears to accuse this author of favouring European immigrants as opposed to those from other regions. Such an implication is insulting and false. My book, Who Gets In, argues that Canadian multiculturalism is more rhetoric than reality and gives concrete examples of why this is so. Li, on the other...