Six more Cuban migrants arrive on Cayman Brac
(CNS): The second boat in two days carrying Cuban migrants has arrived in Cayman Islands waters. The boat carrying six men arrived in Cayman Brac at about 10:45am today (Tuesday), the Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) reported. The migrants have disembarked and are being processed in accordance with the usual protocols. Another boat arrived in East End yesterday (Monday) carrying five people, bringing the total number of migrants arriving this week to eleven.
Meanwhile, there is no word from the CBC about how many Cubans who were here as asylum seekers have left without notifying officials, or when they left and how. It was reported yesterday that an unknown number had departed and the CBC did not know who they were, as they apparently don’t keep track of asylum seekers who are living in the community.
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We need to wait to see if the new UK govt will also extend Rwanda asylum plan to include include immigrants arriving in the BOTCs.
Do nothing but drag the Caymens down further to a third world country
Where is “Caymens”? Do you mean “Cayman”?
CBC could just try reading the Roatan media to find out how many of their detainees have escaped (although you would have thought they could just do a roll call?)