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Plans to begin migrant registration at the Ato Boldon Stadium have reportedly been postponed, adding to uncertainty among migrants seeking to regularise their status under the Government’s expanded registration framework.
Coordinator of the La Romaine Migrant Support Group, Angie Ramnarine, told Guardian Media she received a message advising that the registration exercise has been delayed. She said the message stated that registration has been postponed to a date to be determined and that further information would be provided when available.
A senior police officer also told Guardian Media there was no official confirmation that registration would proceed as previously announced from Monday, January 19 to Friday, February 6, between 4 pm and 8 pm. A notice from the Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago indicated that changes were being made to stadium perimeter access hours, but did not confirm whether registration would proceed.
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