Questions raised over the introduction of PSS


BEAUFORT: It seems that the state government has no intention of sending non-citizens residing in Sabah back to their home countries with the introduction of Sabah Temporary Pass (PSS), said Dr Pamela Yong.

The Sabah MCA Women chief said if the government was sincere in wanting to solve the illegal immigrant and stateless people issue in Sabah, they could opt for other options such as enforcing existing laws.

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