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The tribal factor in Virgin Islands politics
By Dickson C. Igwe
This investigative writer wannabe adopts the culture of the criminal investigator in deciding what political group is likely to win the Virgin Islands General Election in a number of months.
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The Season of the Bull & Politics
By Dickson C. Igwe
It is the season of posturing. One sage mind stated once upon a time power does not travel but decides all outcomes.
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Residents for life – citizenship is another matter
By Dickson C. Igwe
The USA has decreased the number of migrants coming into the country by adopting a very aggressive deportation policy and stopping inward flows of people from many source countries. The two main methods are visa bans and strong border controls.
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Policy change is the simple answer to the migration conundrum
By Dickson C. Igwe
In certain countries, the path to citizenship for migrants is blocked and for good reason: to protect the native population. Instead, residency and work permits allow migrants entry to work and play.
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The Migration Cycle
By Dickson C. Igwe
The best analogy for assessment of Virgin Islands migration policy is the UK. Native Britons including Britons of foreign ancestry born in the UK are appalled at the changes in the landscape of cities from Manchester to London.
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You are building your country for your people not aliens
By Dickson C. Igwe
We work to pass on wealth to our future generations. Well, that is where our work exertions ultimately reside. We want what is best for our offspring and theirs’. Therefore, we build wealth so that when we die what we own passes on to our children.
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Making Virgin Islander status meaningless
By Dickson C. Igwe
At the root of the valid concern, Ancestral Virgin Islanders are losing their God given rights, heritage, and status as multigenerational natives, is the fact that the sacred privilege of Virgin Islands citizenship, is automatic, through tenure.
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When in Rome
By Dickson C. Igwe
The analogy is simple enough. If you allow a family into your home ensure their lifestyle, habits and behaviors are compatible with those of your own family.
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A Virgin Islands Migration Conundrum
By Dickson C. Igwe
I return to the need for the adoption of a national ID card as stated in the previous article as a means of tighter migration control and keeping a tab on all citizens and non-citizens.
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Migration is hot button
By Dickson C. Igwe
In the UK, the Reform Party, a right of center political party and movement, has ascended the ladder of power due to a very poor and even thoughtless UK migration policy.
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