These things usually work, until you get Attorneys, who dot all I's and cross all T's

Pray tell how will you get people off the land when you legitimize it with leases? Isn't that kicking the can down the road?

You are a joker. A big one. You say you are not a Haitian. So what? Whatever it is, your son is the recipient of laws which are based on lawlessness.

You are trying to comfort yourself with the idea that, if there was not a "Haitian Problem", your problem would be solved.

The man is writing an expose(whether one agrees or not) about the law and is application or misapplication. You cannot agree with him, even though your son is a victim of what he is talking about. Your son is now semi-stateless and stuck, and all you can say is, You are not Haitian.

Why should one have to "excel" at an interview for citizenship if they have met constitutional requirements? You need to join up with Ole' freddie and get your son his papers

This is no "obviously". I asked a simple question. These countries I named have immigrant populations too.

I ask this question respectfully. Trinis call themself Trinidadian, Jamaicans call themself Jamaican, Barbados People call themselves Barbadian. Bahamians use the terminology, "Real Bahamian". If one is confident of their citizenship, why the emphasis?

C'mon. Its better in The Bahamas.

To be fair to the Bahamas system. They did bring in a so called heavy Hitter from England. He has to take the brunt of the criticism.

It's not an "illegal" or else they would have said so.

Welcome to Jamrock

Good one, but dey go roast you. They law is the law is the buzzword. LOL