lead, which is within the margin of error.

In a recent townhall meeting the two lawmakers sparred over the deficit in a debate that focused on the fate of tax cuts enacted by President George W. Bush. The measures are slated to expire at the end of the year.

Sestak would like to extend the breaks benefiting the middle class while Toomey argues the economy is too weak to sustain a tax increase and calls for a continuation of all of the tax cuts, which would increase the deficit by several billion dollars.Filter results:

Nevis Premier addresses immigration issue

(CHARLESTOWN NEVIS–THURSDAY, MARCH 25TH, 2010) In response to questions raised by residents and Citizens of Nevis, in a recent interview, Premier of Nevis, Hon. Joseph Parry has dismissed allegations of sending home non-nationals due to the January 25th, 2010 Election results.

According to the Premier, the ongoing propaganda related to immigration propelled by the Concerned Citizens Movement (CCM) was based on two issues – the deportation of illegal immigrants and the issuance of work permits.

“With regard to the deportation of illegal immigrants, we are all aware that Immigration is a Federal responsibility. The matter as it is being addressed is an immigration matter and is dealt with by the St. Christopher and Nevis Police Force. It is not a matter that the Nevis Island