By CANDIA DAMES
Guardian News Editor
candia@nasguard.com
The time has long passed for the Ingraham administration to articulate a clear and consistent immigration policy, according to Opposition Leader Perry Christie.
Christie's comments came in an interview withThe Nassau Guardianafter Deputy Prime Minister Brent Symonette, who has ministerial responsibility for immigration, said in a statement that apprehension exercises will resume September 1.
A day earlier, he had said there were no plans to restart apprehensions.
Christie said Symonette's utterances on his administration's immigration policy have been quite confusing.
"It seems to me that the deputy prime minister does not ...

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