We also asked him about Superintendent Aaron Gamboa's VISA revocation. As we told you, last Saturday, Gamboa went to the airport with his wife but was unable to leave the country because his VISA had been pulled.
But the PM said he didn't know about it when we spoke to him at the PGIA today. And he hadn't heard of any other high-profile revocations.
John Briceno, Prime Minister
"I haven't heard about that, I didn't even know that they were going to revoke Mr Gamboa's Visa. If you want details, I think you need to speak with the US Embassy because I have no idea why they did that."
Courtney Menzies:
"Is it concerning for you though considering his post in the police department?"
John Briceno, Prime Minister
"Of course it is. But we don't know. And I was out and I think that if the US Embassy, if they think it is very serious I think they would bring it to my attention. And if they bring it to my attention, then I will act."
"The United States when they give you a Visa, it is giving you the permission to visit their country, they have the right to be able to revoke their Visas at any time. And the United States isn't the only country to visit in the world."
