The Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) has handed in to the government, 10 proposals taking into account the rules for the application of Law 169-14 concerning naturalization. <\/p>\n
PRD members suggest that a personal identity document from the country of origin or at least a legalized document from one of the parents of the applicant must be presented to demonstrate that the Dominican state does not create the condition of statelessness. <\/p>\n
PRD president, Miguel Vargas, suggested that the Executive Branch declare a state of alert, and order the strengthening of all security measures in the border area, during the foreigner regularization period to prevent a mass influx of illegal immigrants wishing to take irregular advantage of the free process to gain legal status in the Dominican Republic. <\/p>\n
Vargas requested that the application process be supervised by a Committee of Monitoring and Evaluation consisting of a representative of the Catholic Church, five representatives from Civil Society, three media directors representatives and a representative from each party that hold seats in Congress. <\/p>\n
He suggested that a procedure be established that assigns a category for each application based on the type of status requested or demonstrated by the applicant. <\/p>\n
He proposed that a “Pact for the Control and Development of the Border Area,” be developed between the social and political forces of the country. <\/p>\n
The proposals were delivered to the Presidential Palace by a commission, made up of the legal director of the PRD, Salim Ibarra; spokesman Victor Gomez Casanova; lawyer Jose Miguel Vasquez; and ex-Senator Tonty Rutinel.<\/p>\n
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The Dominican Revolutionary Party (PRD) has handed in to the government, 10 proposals taking into account the rules for the application of Law 169-14 concerning naturalization. PRD members suggest that a personal identity document from the country of origin or at least a legalized document from one of the parents of the applicant must be … <\/p>\n