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Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States, Sir Ronald Sanders, says discussions with the United States Government are expected to resume shortly, at Washington’s request, on the possible reception by Antigua and Barbuda of a limited number of third-country nationals (TCNs) removed from the United States.
The talks form part of a broader US initiative involving a number of countries, including several CARICOM member states.
Antigua and Barbuda will enter the renewed negotiations on the basis of a resolution adopted by the House of Representatives earlier this year, which established the principles and safeguards governing the country’s participation in any such arrangement.
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