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CARICOM Weighs U.S. Migration Deal | Guyana News
CARICOM leaders are sounding the alarm over a U.S. proposal to route third-country nationals through the Caribbean — not to settle here, but to return them home — and are demanding more transparency before signing off. As Saint Lucia, the current CARICOM chair, leads the charge, small island nations worry about security, resource strain, and public perception. While 30 countries globally have already agreed to similar U.S. memoranda, CARICOM is moving cautiously, stressing clear communication and the protection of human dignity. The region’s deep U.S. ties make cooperation vital — but only if…
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