It's the leading sports headline coming out of ESPN and the NBA, and he is linked to The Bahamas. It makes sense for it to be on the front page...no? Seems more like good journalism to highlight the story...not character assassination.
Probably could have said it in a more comforting tone...but this seems logical. If the 'work' no longer exists for the work permit that you have, then yeah...time to go.
How will you determine the difference between the undocumented individuals displaced by Hurricane Dorian versus the undocumented individuals that have been living here for months/years and were never in the path of Dorian? Most of the displaced were brought to shelters in Nassau. If they were slick enough to get into this country illegally, I'm pretty sure they are slick enough to sneak into one of the shelters and pretend to be a victim of Dorian. Just food for thought...may need to flesh out some more details about this. The devil's in the details.
The recommendation may need to include all undocumented...however, that then looks like a stone's throw away from a path to citizenship. Secondly, have we boosted our sea patrol? At this very moment, the word may be out that defence force is stretched thin, and it's easier for more immigrants to find their way to our shores. This is a very tricky situation for the government.
This isn't rocket science, and The Bahamas is not unique to this scenario. Get someone on the team to research how other developed countries have tackled this issue successfully with the least amount of legal 'fall-out' and then see how (and if) that approach can be crafted to The Bahamas. It's called benchmarking.....
I hope that out of all this comes a clear and objective manner for persons to establish an NFP in this country. I know of several persons (including myself) that followed every single guideline and had all ducks aligned for the application process...but are still awaiting approval. Imagine the surprise when seeing how swiftly HK was able to get their certificate after 'louder questions' were raised.
I didn't see CAT 4 predictions, but it has been updated to CAT 3 based on the 11 AM update. Potentially passing over Grand Bahama and Abaco as CAT 3 before it gets to Florida.
If the free press misleads the public, then they should be held accountable. I'd rather all the facts be released, instead of opinions. Hopefully this is resolved swiftly so that the more important matter of fixing the power supply in this country can be the prime focus again.
Millennial242 says...
It's the leading sports headline coming out of ESPN and the NBA, and he is linked to The Bahamas. It makes sense for it to be on the front page...no? Seems more like good journalism to highlight the story...not character assassination.
On Deandre Ayton suspended for 25 games by NBA
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Millennial242 says...
Probably could have said it in a more comforting tone...but this seems logical. If the 'work' no longer exists for the work permit that you have, then yeah...time to go.
On Attorney General tells migrants who lost jobs in storm to leave country
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Millennial242 says...
How will you determine the difference between the undocumented individuals displaced by Hurricane Dorian versus the undocumented individuals that have been living here for months/years and were never in the path of Dorian? Most of the displaced were brought to shelters in Nassau. If they were slick enough to get into this country illegally, I'm pretty sure they are slick enough to sneak into one of the shelters and pretend to be a victim of Dorian. Just food for thought...may need to flesh out some more details about this. The devil's in the details.
The recommendation may need to include all undocumented...however, that then looks like a stone's throw away from a path to citizenship. Secondly, have we boosted our sea patrol? At this very moment, the word may be out that defence force is stretched thin, and it's easier for more immigrants to find their way to our shores. This is a very tricky situation for the government.
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Millennial242 says...
This isn't rocket science, and The Bahamas is not unique to this scenario. Get someone on the team to research how other developed countries have tackled this issue successfully with the least amount of legal 'fall-out' and then see how (and if) that approach can be crafted to The Bahamas. It's called benchmarking.....
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Millennial242 says...
I hope that out of all this comes a clear and objective manner for persons to establish an NFP in this country. I know of several persons (including myself) that followed every single guideline and had all ducks aligned for the application process...but are still awaiting approval. Imagine the surprise when seeing how swiftly HK was able to get their certificate after 'louder questions' were raised.
On AG 'monitoring' non-profit Headknowles amid split
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Millennial242 says...
We are ALL "out of our depths".
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Millennial242 says...
I didn't see CAT 4 predictions, but it has been updated to CAT 3 based on the 11 AM update. Potentially passing over Grand Bahama and Abaco as CAT 3 before it gets to Florida.
It was posted as an update on Accuweather.
https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-…
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Millennial242 says...
The loudest voices don't always represent the majority.
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Millennial242 says...
That type of talk should be rejected in our society. We must do better to get better.
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Millennial242 says...
If the free press misleads the public, then they should be held accountable. I'd rather all the facts be released, instead of opinions. Hopefully this is resolved swiftly so that the more important matter of fixing the power supply in this country can be the prime focus again.
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