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Local May 29, 2019 | 3:36 pm

Dominicans rank 6th in overstaying US visa

Santo Domingo.- Dominican Republic is the sixth country whose citizens violate their stay in the United States, which could lead to fewer visas granted by the US Consulate to Dominicans. Immigration expert Roque Leonel Rodríguez cites reports on foreigners' stays of arrivals and departures by the Homeland Security Department, which show that between 2017 and 2018, 25,990 people violated their ... Read more

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