Over 500 Haitians registered for the first week, next week is the last week to register.

Philipsburg:---The Minister of Justice who was in St Maarten for a one day working visit on Friday paid a visit to the registration of Haitian nationals at the conference room of the Salvation Army in Cole Bay. The Minister met with her advisors and the Project Team Members who explained the development of the first week of registration. The Minister of Justice Magali Jacoba, sat with some Haitian immigrants who had some personal unique problems and permission was given to them to stay till further down this year.
Over 500 Haitians registered so far and the Minister of Justice is asking all Haitian nationals who are undocumented on the Dutch side of Sint Maarten, to please go and register. This will be the last week that the registration will be open. After March 31st there will be no more opportunities to register. All Haitians who do not have legal status and did not register at the Salvation Army conference room, are in violation of the immigration laws and will be deported back to Haiti.
The Minister of Justice explained on a particular case that a Haitian person whose documents were approved in the BTA, came to the Police Station to pick up the permit with false documents. The Immigration Department arrested this person for having fraudulent documents in their possession. There is no way that we will arrest anybody from any nation when they come to pick up their BTA papers. But if they use false documentation, this means they broke the law and they will be arrested pending to be deported to their country of origin.
The Minister of Justice is hoping that many Haitians will use this unique opportunity to come and register so they will avoid any deportation.
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zxcvbnmm March, 22, 2010, 04:30 194.45.30.131 Votes: +1	ghana mi seh where is the black man and woman rights who is st.maarten holland done net up her land people need to register in ghana tobe not only haitians yet A black nation GHANA IS CALL ALL her youhts home A GHANA MI SEH BEFOR BLACK PEOPLE CAME TO THE WEST WERE WE CARRI IN ANY DOCUMENTS? DIRTY SIDE THIS IS NO KIND OF HELP FRENCH SIDE IS NAPOLION O YE IMMiGRATION IMMiGRATION YOU SELF THATS NOT AN LAW YOU CALL THAT WALLS O YE HAITI NEVA HAD AN EARTHquake maybe sxm go get A so call earthquake some big gunz battilon is burstin A GHANA MI SEH report abuse vote down vote up


XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX March, 22, 2010, 04:56 194.45.30.131 Votes: +0	THATS SO TRU SXM PEOPLE HAVE A DUTCH Pa*sPORT AND THEY DONT USE IT AND THATS NOT PROBLEM IT AN WHITE MAN TING AND YET HAITIANS ALL OVER THE WORLD WHAT IS AN ST. MAARTENER CANT SAY BLACK SXM YOU ALL LACKIN TO BE BLACK IN SXM I SEE BLACK RUNIN AFTER BLACK FRAKLIN RICHARD NEED AN BULLET DAM FREEMASON C.VAN BUSSEL L.G RICHARDSON SALEIN CRIME THATS WHY THE i land is like that elizebet stop salein crime. gade don bu vei report abuse vote down vote up


XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX March, 22, 2010, 05:04 194.45.30.131 Votes: +0	sxm people have A dutch pa*sport HAITIANS ALL OVER THE WORLD PEOPLE OF SXM DONT USE IT FRANKLIN RICHARD NEED A BULLET DAM FREEMASON C.VAN BUSSEL L.G. RICHARDSON ELIZETBET STOP SALEIN CRIME TO THE STREET GADE DRA BU VEI report abuse vote down vote up


XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX March, 22, 2010, 05:07 194.45.30.131 Votes: +0	FRANKLIN RICHARD NEED A BULLET DAM FREEMASON C.VAN BUSSEL L.G RICHARDSON ELIZETBET STOP SALEIN CRIME DRA DON BU VEI report abuse vote down vote up


mon dieu March, 22, 2010, 09:55 200.7.60.139 Votes: +0	Which politicians sits down with we local St.Martin people to listen to ur grieviances ? They talk with every body else, even with illegals. Only haitains have problems ? Something wrong with those people and w better be careful, they do not urn thsi island into a nother cite Solei. mon dieu, this place getting sicko. report abuse vote down vote up

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Over 500 Haitians registered for the first week, next week is the last week to register.