‘A lot refuse to understand’

All resources are being exhausted to educate the public of how serious a drop in the number of foreign workers would affect the CNMI economy and in every person’s life yet a lot refuse to understand that the CNMI has an economy because of the businesses and workers that are here....
Posted On Dec 05 2017 06:06
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Torres seeks CW-1 reprieve

Gov. Ralph DLG Torres spent the weekend in Phoenix, Arizona, attending the winter meeting of the Western Governors Association. Right after that, Torres would be heading to Washington, D.C. to continue his meetings with White House and congressional officials to attempt to obtain...
Posted On Dec 04 2017 06:06
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‘We don’t want to lose economy’

Gov. Ralph Torres is going to Washington, D.C. Officials of the Northern Marianas Business Alliance Corp. are also headed there, bringing the hopes of many island businesses to obtain a reprieve on a planned cut to the number of foreign workers the CNMI can hire. Meanwhile, many...
Posted On Dec 01 2017 06:02
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‘We need to educate Congress about the CNMI’

Aside from lobbying for amendments to Public Law 110-229, the law that gave federal jurisdiction over CNMI immigration and the birth of the CNMI-Only Transitional Worker program, the Northern Marianas Business Alliance Corp. also wants to educate Congress about the labor...
Posted On Dec 01 2017 06:00
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