Jack Hooper
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Jack Hooper is the current deputy director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, and a former member of the RCMP.
He contacted the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in 2003 to tell them that it was against Canada's interests to demand that the United States return Maher Arar, rather than deporting him to Syria.[1]
In May 2006, he raised controversy when he admitted that the agency was unable to screen more than 90% of immigrant applicants from Pakistan and Afghanistan, which he said "may be inadequate".
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