Jamaican national Sanjaye Kemar Morgan deported
The Jamaican man, Sanjaye Kemar Morgan, who had previously escaped from the Immigration Department’s custody, has been deported from the country and is now back in Jamaica.
According to reports, he was put on a flight to Kingston following a court order for his removal from the state.
This deportation is part of an intensified effort by the department to remove non-nationals who have violated the country’s laws.
Morgan’s initial arrest was due to his refusal to regularize his immigration status, and he managed to escape from custody before being recaptured after several hours.
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Antiguan Patriot. September 16, 2024, 9:00 AM
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