Philippine Immigration Bureau Scandal: Bureau Chief Joel Anthony Viado Exposed for Allegedly Sheltering POGO, Engaging in Visa Trading, and Assisting Human Trafficking

The Bureau of Immigration (BI) of the Philippines has recently been exposed to a crisis of trust. Several internal staff members jointly submitted a signed complaint letter to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., directly accusing the current Director, Joel Anthony Viado, of serious dereliction of duty,

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