Guyana is set to tighten its border control as the government prepares to launch a new immigration policy under the electronic identification (e-ID) programme. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken revealed that the initiative, expected to take effect within the next three to four weeks, will require all immigrants—legal and undocumented alike—to register under the e-ID system. Minister of Home Affairs, Oneidge Walrond, added that the e-ID programme wil

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