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Local June 4, 2014 | 7:56 am

Dominican Republic registers hundreds of illegal aliens in 2nd day of push

Santo Domingo.- Hundreds of foreigners made long lines since early Tuesday at the governors’ offices of 12 provinces to register for the program to regularize undocumented foreigners, contrary to the first day’s low attendance, and nearly 2,000 people enrolled since Monday.

On the first day just 500 citizens of various nationalities went to the sites to update their immigration statu... Read more

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