Caribbean Life News Update – April 5, 2017 
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immigration enforcement- Still a chance for Caribbean immigrants
BY NELSON A. KING | IMMIGRATION
Even as United States President Donald J. Trump has stepped up immigration enforcement, creating an atmosphere of fear among Caribbean and other immigrant communities that extends to the courtroom, a Caribbean immigration attorney in Brooklyn says there is still hope of nationals to adjust their status even though they had entered the US without inspection or had overstayed their visa.
Climate Change solutions can’t wait for U.S. leadership
BY DESMOND BROWN | ENVIRONMENT
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, April 4, 2017 (IPS) – From tourism-dependent nations like Barbados to those rich with natural resources like Guyana, climate change poses one of the biggest challenges for the countries of the Caribbean.
The troubles at the American mall. Why are America’s malls closing? – commentary
The troubles at the American mall are coming to a boil. Why are America’s malls closing?
Malls are closing, historic brands are filing for bankruptcy. Are we in the middle of a retail apocalypse?
Payless ShoeSource filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and outlined plans to immediately close nearly 400 of its 4,400 stores globally. Ralph Lauren is shuttering its flagship Polo store, a foot-traffic magnet located on tony 5th Avenue in Manhattan, the latest step in a massive cost-cutting effort. Big-box office supplies stalwart Staples is reportedly considering putting itself up for sale. Continue reading →
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