U.S. Can Revoke Asylees ( Permanent Residents) Who Travel to Liberia
Washington-
Stricter new measures now in place by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security will make it more difficult for those enjoying political asylum status to travel to Liberia.
A new regulation dated Jan. 4, 2007 says traveling Outside the United States as an Asylum Applicant, an Asylee, or a Lawful Permanent Resident Who Obtained Such Status Based on Asylum Status are subject to special rules with regard to traveling outside the United States.
Cross Section of Cape Mountainians at the September 24, 2005 NACA Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
NACA President, Abraham G. Massaley delivering his 2005 Annual Report while NACA Secretary General Abu Zoeduah looks on
New York Chapter Chair, Mrs. Jumah Gray Brumskine making her chapter report to the convention while NACA President and Delaware Valley
Images from the NACA Reconstruction Conference held on May 6, 2006
Cross section of Cape Mountainians and Guests who attended the Reconstruction Conference
Cape Mountainians at the Reconstruction Conference
NACA National President, Abraham Massaley opening the Reconstruction Conference
Vision Document for Liberia County Federation
Following over six months of discussion among leaders of Liberian County Associations in the United States, these leaders decided on Sunday, August 1, 2004 to establish the Federation of Liberian County Associations in the Americas and to constitute an interim leadership of the organization. Dr. Moriah Y. Seton, National President of the National Maryland County/USA was unanimously chosen as Interim National President. The National President of the United Bong County Association in the Americas, Mr. Dennis Garsinii was also unanimously selected as Interim Vice President.
Hon. Catherine Watson-Khasu
Cape Mount Superintendent
Willie A. Givens, Jr.
N.A.C.A. President
Officers of the N.A.C.A.