Kwon Jab Mijak: Oktak ñan Kakien ko an Immigration – Chikin Meļeļe Since his second inauguration on January 20th, the U.S. president has issued several actions and signed executive orders suspending federal funding for health…
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The RMI Office of the Attorney General released a press release on Friday, January 31, 2025 regarding social media posts alleging that the Government is selling passports. As the Office authorized under the Passport act,…
In the United States, President Donald Trump and his new administration is cracking down on illegal immigration since inauguration day, January 20; Federated States of Micronesia President Wesly Simina and the rest of his leadership…
FSM Citizens Urged to Keep Legal Documentation on their Persons So as not to get swept up in the new US administration’s mass deportation scheme THINGS YOU NEED TO HAVE ON YOUR PERSON AT ALL…
The Consulate recommends that you keep a current passport and i94 information in a safe place in your home. These documents are provided when applying for a driver’s license or employment. If asked for identification…
The Marshall Islands will continue to work alongside the US Government despite President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement, President Hilda Heine said during her keynote remarks at the International Conference Center Tuesday…
The Marshall Islands government is reacting to the latest ICE activities in Springdale, Arkansas by directing the RMI Consulate Office to assist the Marshallese community with educational materials. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Kalani…
Since the mid 1980s and early 1990s, Arkansas was a utopia to many Marshallese who dreamedof starting new lives in America. Early Marshallese who moved to Arkansas convinced their relatives back in the islands to…
Miss Pacific Moemoana Safa’ato’a Schwenke left a lasting impression with the Marshallese community in Majuro and Wotje following her brief island visit a couple of weeks ago. The visit is part of Miss Pacific’s tour through the…
Yes! You hear that right, “KaMoRaLe!” That, dear reader, is the sound of the latest and newest proposed greeting in the young nation of Federated States of Micronesia. And it’s coming to you straight as…