Two More Countries to Take Illegal Immigrants
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Two More Countries to Take Illegal Immigrants
The Caribbean nations of Dominica and Antigua and Barbuda have agreed to take in illegal immigrants from third-countries. Dominican Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit announced, as per Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, “In our discussions with the State Department there has been careful deliberation of the need to avoid receiving violent individuals or individuals who will compromise the security of Dominica. This has been acknowledged and well receive…
Antigua – Barbuda on cooperation with the United States regarding third-country nationals
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – The government of Antigua and Barbuda considers it appropriate to clarify the facts regarding its engagement with the United States on the possible acceptance of a very limited number of third-country nationals, including refugees. In the interest of accuracy, transparency, and public confidence, the government sets out below the relevant facts and context. No secret or binding agreement Antigua and Barbuda has not entered i…
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