Jermaine Thomas, who was born to a naturalized U.S. citizen father on a U.S. Army base, was recently deported to Jamaica.

Jamaica is looking to transform the Caribbean's thriving tourism industry by developing the region's tallest hotel.

This is the follow-up to ‘A call to action for national transformation’, published in the Jamaica Observer on May 26, 2025.

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Born on a US base, a soldier’s son is stateless. Deported to Jamaica, Jermaine Thomas' case sparks a heated debate over ...

A man born to an active-duty member of the United States military on an Army base in Germany in 1986 before coming to the ...