Rate and Review The U.s. Virgin Islands Department Of Education

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- racist government? - - Anonymous - 7/27/2009 - flag as inappropriate - comment
the v.i. government employs foreign workers from bulgaria, filipines, some african countries and jamaica. it has been said that they filed green card applications only to jamaican and african professionals and denied non-african petitioners. it's not surprising considering the population is mostly black.

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Review Result: 1.0 out of 5 stars 1 votes