UNITED STATES IMPOSES DRACONIAN CBI MEASURES ON CARIBBEAN COUNTRIES

US Deputy Chief of Staff STEPHEN MILLER

In a stunning turn of events, diplomatic sources have confirmed that Stephen Miller, the White House Deputy Chief of Staff, on behalf of the United States, has introduced sweeping new restrictions, targeting all Citizenship-by-Investment (CBI) programs across the Caribbean.

These new restrictions, which will most certainly be judged to be Draconian by all the Caribbean governments, were imposed following a two-year investigation by the Department of Homeland Security, during which American law enforcement  authorities reportedly uncovered massive fraud, money laundering, financial irregularities, not and through offshore accounts linked to CBI schemes in multiple Caribbean island nations. It is called the EASTERN CARIBBEAN CITIZENSHIP BY INVESTMENT REGULATORY AUTHORITY AGREEMENT BILL (104 pages).

White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller has personally intervened, directing the implementation of new regulatory measures aimed at restoring integrity to the CBI framework. According to reliable diplomatic sources, the five Caribbean CBI and CIP nations now risk losing total access to the United States—including travel privileges—if they fail to comply with all the provisions presented by the United States.

These measures were formally presented last week in the Parliament of Saint Lucia, signaling the beginning of a regional overhaul that could redefine the future of the Caribbean’s multi-billion-dollar CBI industry. We have thoroughly reviewed the draft provisions, and they operate to completely reform all aspects of the Saint Lucia Citizenship by Investment (CIP) program, and which, in our opinion, require a level of compliance that has never before been seen in Saint Lucian Governmental history, meaning that, for all intents and purposes, the CIP program will be terminated, to avoid a universal block on entry of the nation's citizens into the United States. 

We are attaching herein the Outline of the restrictions, which according to our sources, must be enacted verbatim by each CBI state, without any changes or amendments, or the entry ban will go into immediate effect. In a subsequent article, we intend to cover all the major provisions in detail. This is a groundbreaking new measure, which will shake up the governments of  Saint Kitts & Nevis, Dominica, Antigua & Barbuda,  Saint Lucia and Grenada. Have the leaders of the five CBI Caribbean nations disclosed this information to their citizens, the international sales agents, and the CBI promoters?