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Carribean islands banned from entering the US
Wed, Jan 14, '26 at 3:52 PM
debut: Dec 31, '03
13,337 runs
@Narper
As expected, if you don’t cooperate with the Dotard, you will be banished!
I guess Chrissy can’t make her annual trek to Miami!😜
Wed, Jan 14, '26 at 3:56 PM
Sarge....
Kamla seh she saved Titties....she seh 300,000 Titties hold US visas.
More than 250,000 Trinidadians and Tobagonians live in the United States, she said, while over 300,000 hold U.S. visas. “Careful you don’t end up like Antigua and Barbuda and Dominica, who bad-mouthed the U.S. and guess what happened? All their visas are restricted now. They’ve cut their visas.”
U.S. actions deepen dispute among Caribbean leaders | Miami Herald
Wed, Jan 14, '26 at 3:56 PM
debut: Oct 12, '06
13,551 runs
@StumpCam
Meanwhile Alli is getting ready to take in third nation citizens deported from the US.
And oh, Lots of oil in Guyana so Guyanese get a pass.
Wed, Jan 14, '26 at 4:00 PM
@StumpCam
What about the CWI Prezzie and head coach Sammy?
No more cricket in Florida for WI
Wed, Jan 14, '26 at 4:02 PM
Two more Caribbean countries have entered into agreements with the Trump administration to accept asylum seekers deported from the United States, with one leader explicitly saying Haitians are not welcome. St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Terrance Drew said that his government has agreed to accept a very small number of third-country nationals from the U.S. as long as they are citizens of the 15-member Caribbean Community known as CARICOM, and are not sexual predators, have no violent backgrounds and are not Haitians.
Wed, Jan 14, '26 at 4:02 PM
@Narper
Kamla rewarded for sucking up, however, sucking up not helping PM Holness