Canada's Bill C-71 proposes to extend continuous citizenship transmission to Canadians born abroad and their descendants.

Canada's Bill C-71 seeks to amend the Citizenship Act to allow continuous citizenship transmission for Canadians born abroad and their descendants, contrary to the current first-generation limit. Critics, including immigration analyst Andrew Griffith, warn it could create a "never-ending chain of citizenship" and facilitate foreign interference, particularly from countries like China and India. Additionally, concerns about birth tourism and the absence of citizenship tests have been raised.