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This video presents the complete public address by Cabinet Minister Audrey Marks, delivered on July 1, 2026, at the National Corporate Consultation on Workforce Alignment and Jamaica's Economic Competitiveness hosted by the Institute for Workforce Education and Development (IWED) in Kingston. Speaking for the first time in detail about the controversy surrounding Jamaica's Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the United States on Third Country Nationals (TCNs), Minister Marks denied initiating the arrangement and stated that the TCN request originated from the US government through official diplomatic channels. She argued that media coverage has conflated the TCN MOU — a transit arrangement for non-Jamaican deportees — with a separate five-point Broad Cooperation Proposal she developed in March 2025 while serving as Jamaica's Ambassador to Washington, which focused on expanding skilled worker migration and economic partnership. The signed MOU caps intake at 25 individuals every two weeks, with stays of between 7 and 14 days, with all costs covered by the United States. How This Video Will Help You After watching, you will be able to: 👉 Distinguish between the TCN MOU (the transit arrangement for foreign deportees) and the March 2025 Embassy of Jamaica Broad Cooperation Proposal (the skilled workers initiative) — two separate documents that have been conflated in public reporting 👉 Evaluate the competing claims: what the US Embassy's diplomatic note says about the origin of the TCN proposal versus what Minister Marks says actually happened 👉 Understand the actual terms of the signed MOU — including the 25-person-per-two-week cap and the maximum 14-day transit window 👉 Identify the five elements of the March 2025 Broad Cooperation Proposal and what each one was designed to achieve for Jamaica In This Video, You Will Discover: 👉 Mark's direct denial — verbatim: "The TCN requests originated in the United States… I'm not that good that I could dictate US policy." 👉 The US Embassy Kingston diplomatic note: what it says about who proposed the 10,000 TCN arrangement, and at which conference it was allegedly proposed (Americas Counter Cartel Conference, Miami, March 5, 2026) 👉 The timeline: Jamaica was approached on January 2, 2026, to facilitate TCN transit through the country 👉 The five-point March 2025 Broad Cooperation Proposal in full — covering H-2A/H-2B visa expansion, structured skilled worker migration, the Nearshore Talent Residence Hub, the Nearshore Logistics Hub, and security cooperation on drugs and trafficking 👉 The labour market data Marks cited: 14.3 million undocumented workers in the US at the time the proposal was developed, including 20% of the US agricultural workforce 👉 The brain drain context: up to 80% of Jamaica's skilled workforce is migrating overseas — and how Marks's original proposal sought to counter this 👉 The key distinction: her proposal was about attracting skilled workers to Jamaica as a recipient country; the TCN MOU is about transiting deportees to third countries 👉 What the signed MOU actually says: 25 individuals per two weeks, maximum 14-day stays, US-funded Chapters 00:00 Introduction — The TCN Controversy Explained 01:30 Marks Addresses the Accusation Directly 04:00 The US Diplomatic Note — What It Actually Says 07:00 The March 2025 Broad Cooperation Proposal Explained 10:00 H-2A/H-2B Expansion and Jamaica's Labour Opportunity 12:30 Skilled Worker Pathway — Jamaica as a Talent Hub 14:30 The Brain Drain Context 16:30 What Happened at the Miami Conference 18:30 The Actual Terms of the Signed MOU 21:00 "I Can't Dictate US Policy" — Closing Statement Sources and Further Reading 👉 Jamaica Gleaner: "Audrey Marks Denies She Proposed US Deportation Deal" — July 1, 2026 👉 Jamaica Gleaner: "I Can't Dictate US Policy" — July 2, 2026 👉 Caribbean National Weekly: "Audrey Marks Denies Initiating US Third-Country Nationals Arrangement" — July 2, 2026 👉 US Embassy Kingston Diplomatic Note — shared with The Gleaner, June 2026 👉 Embassy of Jamaica Broad Cooperation Proposal — March 2025 Subscribe to Impacting Jamaica to stay informed. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔴 Help us reach 70,000 subscribers → Subscribe here 👍 Like · 💬 Comment · 🔗 Share — every action helps this story reach more people. ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 📚 RECOMMENDED READS • The Science of Getting Rich — timeless wealth principles • Thriving Abroad — essential for Jamaicans and Caribbean nationals ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ✉ Contact: [email protected] ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ 🔎 HASHTAGS: #Jamaica #AudreyMarks #TCNJamaica #JamaicaNews #JamaicaUSRelations #ThirdCountryNationals #JamaicaDeportation #JamaicaPolitics #JamaicaGovernment #JamaicaGleaner #AndrewHolness #USImmigration #CaribbeanNews #JamaicaDiaspora #JamaicaBrief

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