Remulla Calls for Replacement of Immigration Chief

- Advertisement -

Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla has expressed his desire to replace Bureau of Immigration (BI) Commissioner Norman Tansingco, citing alleged negligence that allowed dismissed Bamban Mayor Alice Guo to flee the country, as well as issues related to visa issuance to fake corporations.

Remulla stated that trust and confidence in Tansingco have been lost. He revealed that he has already discussed the matter with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

- Advertisement -

Previously, Remulla exposed alleged irregularities within the BI involving the issuance of visas to corporations bringing in illegal gambling workers.

Tansingco has yet to respond to the new allegations made by Remulla. Meanwhile, the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission believes there is no evidence of collusion between the BI and Guo in her escape from the country.

- Advertisement -

Latest

NCRPO expects bigger turnout on day 2 of Iglesia ni Cristo rally

QUEZON CITY, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police...

Venezuela earthquake death toll nears 1,500 as search for survivors continues

CARACAS, Venezuela — Rescue teams continued searching for survivors...

OPM band HEY JUNE! honors Smokey Mountain with fresh revival

An OPM classic gets a modern rendition from one of the country's rising bands.

PNP no official arrest order for Sen Marcoleta, will act only on court directive

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police on Monday...

Day 2 of VP Duterte impeachment pre-trial gets underway

MANILA, Philippines — The second day of the pre-trial...

Newsletter

Venezuela earthquake death toll nears 1,500 as search for survivors continues

CARACAS, Venezuela — Rescue teams continued searching for survivors on Sunday after two powerful earthquakes devastated parts of Venezuela, with the death toll approaching...

NCRPO expects bigger turnout on day 2 of Iglesia ni Cristo rally

QUEZON CITY, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office on Wednesday said it expects a larger turnout for the second day of the...