Corrupt people in the Immigration office, Mandaue City anyone?

[lalakingbisdak]

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Wala na ang security guard nga korakot. I guess naka hibawo na tingali sila that they are under surveilance for more than 2 weeks now. Tsk tsk tsk.

[slakker]

mao ba, dako gyud ilang pasalamat sa imu kay gi-warningan nimu sila...

[lalakingbisdak]

mao ba, dako gyud ilang pasalamat sa imu kay gi-warningan nimu sila...

Gi edit man nako ang ako post pero naa man nag reply ug gi quote pa jud ako message. Ahak

[omar50071]

Look who's into the picture now....non other than dick sucker Raul Gonzalez....bwahahaha!

Talking 'bout birds of the same feathers...

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DOJ clips Castro’s role in BI

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez has allowed Cebu City Assistant Prosecutor Mary Ann Castro and Assistant Regional State Prosecutor Vicente Mañalac to continue being detailed at the Bureau of Immigration (BI) 7 despite the controversy Castro has created in that office.

Gonzalez, however, prohibited Castro and Mañalac from engaging or joining in any operation of the bureau in the enforcement of immigration laws, unless otherwise directed by Director Geronimo Rosas.

Revoked

Gonzalez revoked his first order on Castro’s reassignment to BI 7 last February and issued Department Order 469, after receiving reports that Castro intervened in the investigation of foreigners who violated immigration laws and hired a private secretary without the authority of the bureau.

Normi D. Mante, who was allegedly hired by Castro, even filed char-ges for conduct unbecoming of a public official against Rosas before the Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas.

The charges were filed after Rosas confronted Mante about her holding office inside BI 7 without an appointment approved by the Civil Service Commission and processing immigration documents without authority.

A lawyer who requested anonymity said that Mante’s continued presence at BI 7 puts the bureau’s operation at risk considering that she has access to public documents.

Between February and June this year and despite the fact that Castro is only assigned to BI 7 to assist in the disposal of administrative cases, Castro, through Mante, allegedly received applications for alien control registration (ACR) and conducted hearings. By doing this, she bypasses legal officers Serafin Abellon and Leobarlo Enad.

Castro could not be reached for comment yesterday.

Mante, in her sworn statement filed with the anti-graft office in connection with the case she filed against Rosas, admitted that she held office at BI 7 because she worked for Castro.

Under the BI policy, the folder of an ACR approved by its central office in Manila shall be given to the applicant for him to personally process it. But Mante was the one who processed the ACR and collected payments from applicants.

In his new order, Gonzalez made it clear that Castro and Mañalac are detailed on part-time basis with BI 7 in Mandaue City “to assist the bureau in the investigation of administrative cases.�

Gonzalez said Castro and Mañalac are there only to assist Rosas and the BI 7 legal department; they can handle administrative cases assigned to them.

At the same time, Gonzalez revoked his Department Order 107 dated last Feb. 15, reassigning Castro to BI 7.

Castro, who made news for cases filed against her and by her at the Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas and the courts, served as Talisay City prosecutor before getting the BI 7 assignment. She was later returned to the Cebu City Prosecutor’s Office. (EOB)

[lalakingbisdak]

Look who's into the picture now....non other than dick sucker Raul Gonzalez....bwahahaha!

Talking 'bout birds of the same feathers...

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DOJ clips Castro’s role in BI

Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez has allowed Cebu City Assistant Prosecutor Mary Ann Castro and Assistant Regional State Prosecutor Vicente Mañalac to continue being detailed at the Bureau of Immigration (BI) 7 despite the controversy Castro has created in that office.

Gonzalez, however, prohibited Castro and Mañalac from engaging or joining in any operation of the bureau in the enforcement of immigration laws, unless otherwise directed by Director Geronimo Rosas.

Revoked

Gonzalez revoked his first order on Castro’s reassignment to BI 7 last February and issued Department Order 469, after receiving reports that Castro intervened in the investigation of foreigners who violated immigration laws and hired a private secretary without the authority of the bureau.

Normi D. Mante, who was allegedly hired by Castro, even filed char-ges for conduct unbecoming of a public official against Rosas before the Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas.

The charges were filed after Rosas confronted Mante about her holding office inside BI 7 without an appointment approved by the Civil Service Commission and processing immigration documents without authority.

A lawyer who requested anonymity said that Mante’s continued presence at BI 7 puts the bureau’s operation at risk considering that she has access to public documents.

Between February and June this year and despite the fact that Castro is only assigned to BI 7 to assist in the disposal of administrative cases, Castro, through Mante, allegedly received applications for alien control registration (ACR) and conducted hearings. By doing this, she bypasses legal officers Serafin Abellon and Leobarlo Enad.

Castro could not be reached for comment yesterday.

Mante, in her sworn statement filed with the anti-graft office in connection with the case she filed against Rosas, admitted that she held office at BI 7 because she worked for Castro.

Under the BI policy, the folder of an ACR approved by its central office in Manila shall be given to the applicant for him to personally process it. But Mante was the one who processed the ACR and collected payments from applicants.

In his new order, Gonzalez made it clear that Castro and Mañalac are detailed on part-time basis with BI 7 in Mandaue City “to assist the bureau in the investigation of administrative cases.�

Gonzalez said Castro and Mañalac are there only to assist Rosas and the BI 7 legal department; they can handle administrative cases assigned to them.

At the same time, Gonzalez revoked his Department Order 107 dated last Feb. 15, reassigning Castro to BI 7.

Castro, who made news for cases filed against her and by her at the Office of the Ombudsman-Visayas and the courts, served as Talisay City prosecutor before getting the BI 7 assignment. She was later returned to the Cebu City Prosecutor’s Office. (EOB)

Pagka way ayo! Back to the normal activities na pud ni nga mga korakot diha. Firing squad beh!

[freedom_net]

Speaking about media yeah thats pretty good too but as far as i obeserve not all midea are honest. They make the story very nice. Bisan dili na mao dugangan ug pun an para molami. I had this experience already and before kusog kaau ko maminaw ug motan aw sa news pero karon ambot unsay tinood kay based on my experienced pun a ug kuhaan sa media ang ila reports.
Wala nay tarong dinhi sa pinas better we go in another country this is really a corrupt place.

[Bolshoi]

ako pa ninyo pa tabang mu ni ben tulfo. IF adto ka sa umbodsman utro man sab na corrupt. mayu na imu gi buhat bro'

[mango]

What else is new ? It'd be more surprising if there's no reported corruption anywhere specially Mandaue City.

[iloveyou4ever]

Finally our effort paid up. I just hope that the Justice Department is serious in erradicating the corruption in the Immigration Cebu. Grabe ka mga swapang ani nga mga employee. Mga dagko ug tiyan.

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[size=10pt]Immigration told: Account for ‘abuse’[/size]

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) did not land in the list of government agencies with “a bad reputation for being corrupt� in this year’s Social Weather Stations (SWS) business survey on corruption.

But that is little comfort to Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez Sr. He has ordered an investigation into alleged extortion activities and abuses by BI 7 agents based in Cebu.

In two memoranda sent last Aug. 6 and 16, Gonzalez asked BI 7 Director Geronimo Rosas to explain within 72 hours why no formal investigation should be made on the allegations.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb/2006/08/20/news/immigration.told.account.for.abuse..html

[iloveyou4ever]

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The activities include:

• “Hulidap� or illegal arrests of foreigners on suspicion of violation of immigration laws with the intention of extorting money;

• Issuance of “bogus� Mission Orders;

• Non-issuance of receipts for payments for visa extensions in the Express Lane (P500 per foreigner);

• Bureau staff acting as “fixers� and charging P1,000 to P2,000 for visa extensions;

• Fees for non-inspection of foreign vessels; and

• Human smuggling/trafficking.

“I have been receiving some information about that, but this is precisely for NBI and the BI to verify,� Gonzalez said.

http://globalnation.inq7.net/cebudai...ticle_id=16268