NERVOUS CARIBBEAN LEADERS AND THE PASSPORT SALES INDUSTRY CONTINUE TO HAWK DISINFORMATION ABOUT OBVIOUS AMERICAN INTENTIONS TO REDUCE THE NATIONAL SECURITY RISKS POSED TO IT BY CBI PASSPORTS

Caribbean leaders and their supporters in the economic citizenship/passport sales sector have taken to the media to confuse a scared West Indian region, and global investors, about the clear intentions of the new American administration to finally clamp down on a passport sales industry that presents a clear and present national security danger to the United States. Disregarding the information appearing in such major media as CNN and the New York Times, they are dispensing disinformation and misinformation about the upcoming travel ban the U.S. is imminently going to impose upon four of the East Caribbean CBI/CIP passport issuing states. The travel ban is coming, ladies and gentlemen, and Caribbean voters should accept that there are consequences for their arrogant acceptance of corrupt government and illegal global sales of CBI passports by an industry that flouts the laws governs the issuance of second passports with impunity.

Anyone reading President Trump's January 20, 2025 Executive Order, issued the day he took office, knows that the real reason the State Department was ordered to present a draft Travel Ban List on March is "inadequate security practices for issuing passports, or the selling of citizenship to people from banned countries," which aptly summarizes the grounds for this action. Patriotic speeches by Caribbean leaders, playing on the emotions of their constituents, articles by the professionally unqualified in the so-called "Migration Investment" media disputing the truth, and claims by both that are patently false do not prepare anyone for what will be happening sooner, rather than later.

According to the language in the draft, the Caribbean CBI nations will have a very short period to get their houses in order; failing true and consistent CBI/CIP reform, expect sanctions to kick in, in sixty days, without fail. The choice is up to the governments of Saint Kitts & Nevis, Antigua & Barbuda, Saint Lucia and Dominica, and don't be surprised if Grenada is belatedly added to that list. Clean it up, people, or face the impending consequences.