Unlike you I am a law abiding citizen. You play are a major part the reason there is so much crime in this country. You are just a lawless person.

I have seen immigration take in a very Bahamian citizen (both his parents are Bahamian). When immigration eventually found out who he was they treated him like a hot potato....idiots.

But, then again you like and support those kind of things don't you. Hope they make the same mistake with your family members.
Can't wait to see how you would carry on then.

"Government only employs about 15% of workers in the country ... the vast majority of workers are employed in the private or informal sector" ...interesting..... Department of Statistics reported that 62% of the labour force was employed by the private sector.....that leaves 38% not working for the private sector. 38% is a big number.

It is clear that some of our bloggers have never owned a business or worked outside The Bahamas.

You are the dense one. If you believe that the department of immigration should break the law then you are part of the crime problem in this country.

A country is run by laws. If you support lawlessness then you can't complain about the murder rate.

How do you know they are illegal? Are you the judge and jury.

I cannot believe you really mean that you want to encourage people to break the law.
This means that you agree with all the crime in The Bahamas.

How do you know that they are illegal if they have not been taken to court and declared illegal?
So when did you become the judge and jury?

So the Department of Immigration knows when the boats are coming......emmmm and the Defence force doesn't......interesting.

Well said.

"So they operate like cash cows, making huge profits and exporting most of it."

This is not true. Sol Kersner got out, when he could, as he was having enough trouble breaking even.

Bahamians are poor because we don't have enough businesses here that pay good salaries (like Financial Services. Much of this is because of our xenophobia. All you need to do is look at our competitors (Cayman and Turks) who know how to make it work, but they are not xenophobic like us Bahamians.