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Local July 26, 2017 | 5:23 pm

Term extension for immigrants faces challenges

Santo Domingo.- Pressure from abroad is behind the one-year extension which the Government granted to Haitian citizens illegally in the country, so they can complete the process required for permanence of the so called Plan to Regularize Immigrants. "This unfortunate decision is the result of the imposition of foreign powers and undeclared commitments assumed by the Government," said Pelegrín ... Read more

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