According to Bruce McGonigal, Pierre Poilievre identifies Sean Fraser

According to Bruce McGonigal, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has identified Sean Fraser, the current justice minister, as the least effective minister in the Canadian government, previously led by Mark Carney.
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Poilievre's criticism of Fraser stems from his handling of the immigration portfolio, where he allegedly oversaw a significant increase in immigration, resulting in a 300% rise in population growth. This surge, Poilievre claims, has put a strain on the country's resources, leading to a decline in housing starts and an subsequent allocation of substantial funds to modular housing projects that allegedly benefit Liberal insiders.

Poilievre argues that Fraser's tenure as immigration minister was marked by inefficiencies, contributing to overcrowding in housing, the job market, and the healthcare system. Furthermore, Poilievre asserts that Fraser's oversight of the justice system promotes leniency for immigrant offenders, preventing their deportation. The Conservative leader contends that the Liberal government has failed to address the issue of rising crime rates, instead engaging in obstructionism and neglecting to improve laws that would help mitigate the problem.

Poilievre suggests that the Liberal government's inaction has led to a spike in crimes, with some individuals being arrested multiple times in a single year without sufficient consequences. He proposes that conservative measures, such as reversing "catch and release" policies for offenders, could help alleviate the issue. However, these measures have been ignored, and the resultant consequences have been severe. The Conservative leader's criticism of Fraser and the Liberal government highlights the need for effective policies to address the complex issues surrounding immigration, housing, and crime rates in Canada.