The rewriter cannot produce a compliant article from the supplied data.

The source body delivered for "The Bill C-3 paradox: Millions now qualify for Canadian citizenship, but few will apply" (CIC News) consists only of an article title and a Google News RSS redirect URL. No body text, dates, eligibility thresholds, IRCC figures, programme-start date, application-fee schedule, or named spokespeople were included in the payload.

The Passport File rewrite brief requires the following elements that cannot be generated from a headline alone:

• 480–900 words of body copy anchored to the official source
• Numerically exact quotas, caps, thresholds and deadlines
• One to two direct, attributed quotations from named individuals in the source
• Concrete effective dates and programme names
• A hard-fact lead sentence within the first 50 words

Drafting any of these from outside the supplied material would breach the standing rule: "Do NOT add information absent from the source." Fabricating IRCC statistics, attributing quotes to unnamed officials, or inventing application-window dates would also expose the site to factual-risk and AI-marker penalties that the brief explicitly forbids.

What the desk still needs

1. The full CIC News article body, in plain text or unrendered HTML
2. Any linked IRCC backgrounder, press release, or programme page the article cites
3. The publication date on the CIC News page
4. Any pull-quotes the piece carries (preferably with named author)

Why a refusal is the correct output

A 480–900-word immigration-desk brief built on nothing but the phrase "Millions now qualify" would necessarily invent: the exact eligibility population, the date Bill C-3 received Royal Assent, the prior-rule gap it closes, the application fee in CAD, the processing-time estimate, and the reason uptake is forecast to lag. None of those facts can be inferred honestly from the headline.

Suggested next step

Re-export the CIC News item with the article body and any embedded metadata, then re-submit to the rewrite queue. The desk will return a finished draft meeting the Migration Policy Institute / CIC News register within one cycle.