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Economy October 15, 2018 | 11:42 am

New US law jeopardizes Dominican immigrants, expert warns

Santo Domingo.-  Immigration expert Joel Restituyo warned Sun. that the new legal provisions underway in the United States will affect Dominicans and all Latin Americans, because among the new parameters figure stricter requirements to issue visas. Interviewed by Maricela Portorreal and Josly Willmore on El Nuevo Diario TV, Restituyo said the US is currently reviewing the law for which the cha... Read more

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