The American Friends of Jamaica (AFJ) announced its inaugural sponsorship of a sight-saving mission medical mission to Jamaica the week of February 9, 2020 – a surgical mission and teaching program focused on retina diseases.

The United States has revoked the visas of two Jamaican members of Parliament, according to media reports coming out of the Caribbean island.

New York: Diaspora leaders in the US northeast region have called on Jamaica’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs to ensure that elected members of the Global Jamaica Diaspora Council are representatives of their communities and not solely advisors to the Ministry. This following the Ministry stating that Board members are not there on community’s behalf as a representative.

United States citizenship acquired by hundreds of foreign nationals, including many from the Caribbean, is coming under added scrutiny and some could lose that status if investigators find improper conduct was used to acquire naturalization.

NEW YORK – A Trinidad and Tobago-born judge is facing charges of conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstruction of justice in the United States.

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Noted Jamaican businessman, Kevin Hendrickson, was honored recently with a proclamation by the United States House of Representatives. The Managing Director of The Courtleigh Hospitality Group was recognized “as a courageous, resilient, intelligent, and loving community leader, and as a valued member of the community who dedicated his time to ensuring the betterment of his employees and customers.”

Caribbean and other foreign nationals seeking to adjust their immigration status to live in the United States can expect to pay more in fees to complete the process this year.

The campaign of Kamala Harris, the lone Caribbean American still with a chance of winning the Democratic Party’s bid to become president of the United States, appears to be sputtering.

MIAMI - Leading Caribbean journalist and entrepreneur Janet Silvera and veteran airline executive Chris Kennedy are two recipients of the 2019 Caribbean Media Exchange (CMEx) Leadership Awards which will be conferred on December 14, 2019 in Miami.

NEW YORK, NY,: For the first time in the history of the U.S. Census, persons from the Caribbean region and those with roots there will now be able to write in their nationality or ancestry on U.S. Census form this March, thanks in large part to the vision and fierce advocacy of one Caribbean immigrant. 

A fresh generation of Caribbean immigrants in the United States are on the verge of witnessing the impeachment of an American president, a monumental political process done only three times before in U.S. history.

A man who acted as a United States government witness in a case which led to the arrest, extradition and incarceration of Jamaican drug kingpin Christopher “Dudus” Coke, is claiming he will be killed if forced to return to the Caribbean nation.