Persona non grata (Philippines)

Persona non grata, in the context of Philippine local governance, refers individuals or groups declared as unwelcome in a particular locality.
Definition.
"Persona non grata" means an unwelcome person in Latin. In the context of diplomacy or international relations, a "persona non grata" declaration on a foreign citizen, usually a diplomat who otherwise has a privilege of immunity, is barred from entering the country which issued the declaration. In the context of local governance in the Philippines, local government units (LGUs, including municipalities, cities, and provinces) could declare a person "persona non grata". One such reason for a move is in response to the particular person breaking local ordinances and laws.
The declaration would imply that a person is barred from entering the jurisdiction of a particular locality. However, according to a Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) legal opinion, "persona non grata" declarations are often made through resolutions by the local legislature rather than ordinances and is merely made to express a sentiment; which effectively meant that such declarations are non-binding. In the case of the municipal council of Anahawan, Southern Leyte declaring then-newly installed Mayor Roberto Loquinte as persona non grata for their opinion of Loquinte being unfit for the position, the DILG said that the local legislature is within their right to issue the declaration but the same must be done "within the bounds of the law". It said that it could not legally prevent Loquinte from assuming the position as Mayor and/or discharging his function, an act which the DILG finds reprehensible
Notable "personae non gratae".
The following are notable people or groups who were declared as persona non grata by local government units (LGUs) in the Philippines. This excludes foreigners who were only barred entry and/or deported by the Philippine national government but includes foreigners who were declared as "persona non grata" by LGUs.