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Sascha Wilson
Advocates and members of the migrant community have welcomed the Government’s expansion of the Migrant Registration Framework, which allows for all undocumented migrants to register and legally live and work in Trinidad and Tobago.
Coordinator of the La Romaine Migrant Support Group, Angie Ramnarine, described the move as long overdue, saying it brings much-needed relief to the tens of thousands of migrants currently living in the country, many of whom are Venezuelan nationals. She said there is also a significant Cuban migrant population.
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