Hundreds of thousands of people signed a petition to recover Canizy Citizenship of Canada in Canada amidst tensions between Trump Administration and Canada.
The petition, opened by the signatures of five days ago, accused of mobility against the national interest in Canada and prevented its sovereignty.
In Canada, Citizenship can be rejected If someone offenders, it accuses themselves or knows that the information in an immigration or citizenship application is kept.
Answering the petition, musk, a Canadian citizen by her mother Saskatchewan – born in x: “Canada is not a real country.” The post was later deleted.
The petition The billionaires claimed to “use his wealth and power to influence our election” and “it has now been a member of a foreign government that has been attempted to erase the Sovereign of Canadian”.
Latched by 20 February, it remained open for signatures until 20 June. More than 250,000 Canadians have signed the petition.
It is more symbolic and no legal force. But petitions with at least 500 signatures and a member of Parliament’s attack usually received a government response, this one can, as a spring election can dissolve parliament.
A British british author has been made to MP Charlie’s endorsed by the new democratic party. Angus, a 20-year MP for Timmins-James Bay, announcing that he does not seek re-election.
The BBC has been contacted at his office for commentary.
US-Canadian tensions are increasing because Trump’s return, with the President often suggests Canada to be a US state and threat to steel tariffs, aluminum, and other imports.
Canadian leaders push back, promise counters-tariffs.
The spat rides before the government, with Canadians who cancel US trips, American products, and book facing hockey songs and basketball games.
Mr Musk, was born in South Africa, moved to Canada at 18, and working strange jobs before studying Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. He later migrated the US.
Billionaries support Trump immigration policies but now facing examination of claims he works illegally in the US in a student visa.
In a recent interview, Steve Bannon, a former counselor in President Trump, called Mr Musk a “parasitic illegal immigrant”.
The Tesla CEO denied the accusations, and said he did not work illegally. He became a natural US citizen in 2002, according to a recent biography.
BBC contacted Mr Musk by his businesses for comment.
