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Regularisation - Residency And Belonger Status

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Marilyn Stout
7 years ago

What are you the new so call government of the BVI - Who is pushing this new constitution on the BVI Islanders. What will NOW happen to the BVI - Who has bought off or SOLD off the BVI and to WHO. I have a belonger Status Document what will happen to my STATUS

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Christine A Glover Walton
7 years ago Featured

Needed is a well-thought out policy which takes into account it's impact on key domains such as labour, education, socio-cultural as well as the context of the community, safety and security and health and welfare

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Paula George
7 years ago

This is not good for such a small nation as the BVI

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Angela Burnett
7 years ago Featured

I totally agree that as a matter of good Governance and duty to us Virgin Islabders that such policy decisions with permanent and serious socio-economic implications deserve proper study and public consultation before any action is taken!

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Lorolie A Connor
7 years ago

This is not in the best interest of the BVI

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Cindy GirlBye
7 years ago

Cindy, weren't you the same one who back in the day made it a point to date white men. Lets not forget the one you use to live with who left you ---BooHooo. And you chased him... Fast forward that white men dont want you, you now end up with your husband... Lord he looks like he needs saving. You just so noisy... none of your children were born here... your people are not even from here. Girlbye. Evenb Tourist Board tired of you.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Stop listening to your soul listen to the spirit. Our birth right cannot be sold for soup. Lets do impact and feasibility studies first.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The indigenous people must be given a voice before this is passed. Why the rush?

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Janiece Hill-Pearson
7 years ago

I TOTALLY AGREE. Remove it until it can be brought before our NATIVES and BELONGERS for discussion.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

This is too much of a serious issue not to consult the BVI indigenous people on. We are not saying not to welcome strangers, which we’ve continued to due throughout the years, but this is not a big place and we must be careful not to give it away. If we continue in this direction, these same people will vote the premier out next election and we will hail in our first foreign, perhaps even caucasian premier. What a sad day that will be because of this crazy rush decision.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I voted for change not this.

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Janinne
7 years ago

Immigration reform is needed. Too many problems with expats at the workplace and tenancy.

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Joycelyn
7 years ago

I am ashamed of this lying man. This was a well thought out plan. He had no intention of bringing anything to us. We are outnumbered every which way possible. Only God can save us. Let's continue to be prayerful.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Get them motherskunts out

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Patricia Hodge
7 years ago

Let us get our statistics together and apprise ourselves of the reality of the situation. Address all social issues that will arise and phase in persons based on number of years

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Tabrea Thomas
7 years ago

Virgin Island

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is not something to be rushed into. Please look at the big picture. Consider the future and the far reaching ramifications.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I don’t want this new law passed!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I agree with you all The premier was the who always making noise about people that are not from here and how the other Government was selling out the country so is he doing now

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Esther Fraser
7 years ago

We can not allow them to five away our country.