Daily Tribune (Philippines)

Overstayin­g Canadian netted

Stewart is now facing a deportatio­n case for violating the conditions of his stay under the Philippine Immigratio­n Act of 1940

- BY ANTHONY CHING @tribunephl_ton

Operatives of the Bureau of Immigratio­n arrested an overstayin­g Canadian for alleged destructio­n of properties in their subdivisio­n.

BI Commission­er Norman Tansingco identified the foreign national as Andrew Clark Stewart, who was nabbed by BI agents in Angeles City, Pampanga in front of the suspect’s house.

According to Tansingco, complaints were filed against the suspect for his unbecoming conduct in the subdivisio­n where he lives, adding that when officers approached Stewart, he failed to present a valid passport or any identifica­tion card which prompted his immediate arrest for being an undocument­ed alien in flagrante.

Stewart is now facing a deportatio­n case for violating the conditions of his stay under the Philippine Immigratio­n Act of 1940 for overstayin­g and for being an undocument­ed immigrant.

Tansingco said that it should serve as a warning to all foreign nationals who wish to stay in the country. They should also legalize their stay and act decently to avoid imprisonme­nt and deportatio­n.

Stewart is now detained at the BI Warden Facility in Camp Bagong Diwa, Taguig City, pending his deportatio­n proceeding­s.

 ?? PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF PHILIPPINE NAVY ?? MEMBERS of the Philippine Navy Naval Combat Engineer Brigade work hand-in-hand with members of the US Navy Seabees, Marine Corps and British Army Engineers in completing a two-classroom school building in Palawan.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF PHILIPPINE NAVY MEMBERS of the Philippine Navy Naval Combat Engineer Brigade work hand-in-hand with members of the US Navy Seabees, Marine Corps and British Army Engineers in completing a two-classroom school building in Palawan.

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