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Immigration enforcement in the U.S. Virgin Islands typically focuses on ports of entry and exit, where Customs and Border Protection screens passengers boarding ferries and flights. However, last Thursday marked a notable departure from this norm when federal agents conducted a street-level operation on St. Thomas. The incident began at a McDonald’s on Route 313,…
What’s the Price of Delay? In St. Croix, It’s $2,000 a Dead Body — and Years of Broken Promises Over two years ago, the Virgin Islands Department of Justice pledged to provide St. Croix with a functional morgue. Today, despite investments in modular equipment and site work, the island continues to send deceased individuals…
Juneteenth: A Shared History of Freedom and Struggle Today marks Juneteenth, the day in 1865 when Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, to enforce the emancipation of enslaved individuals, over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. For those last enslaved men, women, and children held in bondage in the Confederacy, this day symbolized the end…
The Virgin Islands National Guard, once home to one of the best-trained aviation teams in the country, is now grappling with a severe lack of resources and delayed funding. Major General Kodjo Knox-Limbacker, head of the V.I. National Guard, testified before the Senate, revealing that the territory has been without aviation or maritime assets since…
Thousands of families across the United States are facing uncertainty after the Supreme Court allowed former President Trump’s Executive Order 14160, which limits birthright citizenship, to take effect. The order, signed in January, states that individuals born in the U.S. will not automatically receive citizenship if their parents are not U.S. citizens or green card…
Charter Fee Debate Reignites Between USVI and BVI The US Virgin Islands (USVI) government has reaffirmed its decision not to impose reciprocal charter fees on British Virgin Islands (BVI) vessels, despite renewed calls from the Virgin Islands Professional Charter Association (VIPCA) to revisit the issue. This decision comes as VIPCA advocates for what it…