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Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has said the behaviour of protesters who caused chaos among early morning commuters on East Broadway yesterday was “unacceptable”. He also told demonstrators that if they objected to immigration reforms they shou...

Dear Sir, I’m writing in response to several opinion pieces and the reporting which has been done by The Royal Gazette on the recent immigration discussion. The economic benefits and consequences on Bermuda of an immigration plan are up for debate an...

The Minister of Home Affairs will this week issue instructions to binational same-sex couples in the wake of a high-profile court ruling. Late last year, Chief Justice Ian Kawaley ruled that standing immigration legislation was in conflict with the H...

The proposed “Pathways to Status” giving permanent resident’s certificates to those who have been here for 15 years is environmentally unsustainable, racially divisive and salt in the wound to those who are unemployed. Evidently, this would not have ...

Shadow transport minister Lawrence Scott has blasted the Bermuda Government for “not including a single word about road safety” in its Budget Statement, describing the issue as a “national health crisis”. Speaking in the House of Assembly last night ...

Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has described the notion of Bermuda’s proposed immigration reform opening the floodgates to foreigners as a “myth”. The minister was speaking during a live interview on the government-owned TV station CITV hosted...

Pathways, Mr Editor, can be a very useful way for the Bermuda Government to signpost the direction in which it intends to lead us. The 2015-16 Budget is a very good example of this — and, yes, this reference to pathways is deliberate; to make a point...

Sir John Swan says Bermuda has an urgent economic need to bring in more people from overseas and failure to lower immigration barriers in a carefully planned way will limit opportunities for the next generation. The former Premier was among an audien...

A publicity campaign detailing the myriad problems of long-term Bermuda residents without status has been unveiled by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The flyers aim to put a human face on the Government’s “Pathways to Status” initiative, which would a...

A publicity campaign detailing the myriad problems of long-term Bermuda residents without status has been unveiled by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The flyers aim to put a human face on the Government’s “Pathways to Status” initiative, which would a...

A protest to “show dismay” to proposed immigration reform has been announced for tomorrow. The event, which is scheduled to take place outside the Government Administration Building from noon, is the latest action against the Pathways to Status progr...