Pointe Xpress – Antigua and Barbuda’s Immigration Department is set to undergo a major restructuring to enhance its overall efficiency and effectiveness.
Starting from August 1, 2023, the department will be headed by a Chief Immigration Officer (CIO) with two deputies.
One deputy will oversee operations, while the other will handle administration.
The restructuring aims to streamline the department, aligning it with other law enforcement agencies within the government.
The move is expected to bring about increased professionalism and better coordination, making the Immigration Department more proficient in its critical role of managing immigration and border security.
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Once again, another prediction that I got absolutely spot on about the disastrous Immigration Department that needed drastic changes.
The only other question though, does Katrina Yearwood keep her high profile job as Head of the Department?
If so, then all the Attorney General is doing is window dressing.
Oh, by the way fellow Antiguans, isn’t this change an ADMITTANCE by the ABLP government that the missing Indians, Haitians and Africans on our island was totally THEIR fault.
GUILT BY ASSOCIATION I THINK … 🤔
… next up for this wayward government is an independent enquiry – they were probably hoping that the CRITICAL THINKING PUBLIC wo
Would forget. Never!
UPP WHAT ABOUT THE PUBLIC INQUIRY?
WAIT UPP HAS A 9 DAYS BRAIN TOO?
Am willing to head the operation department
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