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Deported Guyanese committed criminal offences
– Home Affairs Ministry
Kaieteur News – The seven Guyanese who were deported from the United States (US) on Tuesday had committed criminal offences, the Ministry of Home Affairs has stated.
The criminal offences, according to the ministry, include grand larceny, assault, sexual assault, aggravated assault, illegal entry, and domestic violence.
“While these matters are already in the public domain, the ministry takes this opportunity to remind all Guyanese nationals of the serious consequences associated with unlawful conduct and breaches of immigration laws while residing abroad”, the Home Affairs Ministry said.
The ministry also urged citizens to pursue only legal and authorised channels for migration, employment, education, and travel.
“Engaging in criminal activity or attempting to enter or remain in another country illegally may result in arrest, imprisonment, and eventual deportation”, the ministry stated.
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Hope Guyana can monitor these 7 if they all committed serious crimes
whilst in the US.
Weekly monitoring just to keep track of their where about
Now, they will also be entitled to any cash grants from the Government,
in the future. And since there is labor shortage, they must be placed
in the employment stream where needed- ASAP- before they go back
to their old ways- crime.
The charges include grand larceny, assault, sexual assault, aggravated assault, illegal entry, and domestic violence