BTA APPLICANTS GIVEN THREE WEEKS TO PRESENT THEIR "BOSSES"

Brooks Tower Agreement applicants, have been given a three week deadline, to produce the "bosses", that were used in their applications, that were submitted, without penalty.
According to BTA chief, Roland Duncan, the applicants who have submitted legitimate employers, will soon be contacted by the BTA offices.
Those who have submitted falsified, or bogus information, will be given a three week grace period, to get their documents in order, and to submit the name and information of their real employers.
Those failing to do so will be prosecuted and deported.
The Brooks Tower Agreement was initiated in November of 2009, to give long term illegal residents a chance to straighten out, and legalize their work documents.
The project has been riddled with one scandal after another, with several people involved being arrested for accepting money, in exchange for providing false documents.