Non-national associations welcome Amnesty Bill

 

by: antiguaobserver.com

Representatives of two immigrant associations on island have welcomed the passage of a Bi

Representatives of two immigrant associations on island have welcomed the passage of a Bill to grant amnesty to illegal immigrants, which was passed in the Lower House on Thursday.
Guyanaโ€™s Honorary Consul to Antigua & Barbuda, Robert Reis, along with trustee of the United Vincentian Association, Joey โ€œHungry Birdโ€ Medica, both expressed satisfaction that Parliament has given the nod to the Immigration and Passport (Amendment) Act 2015.
Additionally, the proposed law seeks to allow non-nationals, who currently abide here lawfully but who have had gaps in their time, to pay for such and have the time considered lawful.

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