Former PCSO official Royina Garma was allowed to leave the Philippines as no Hold Departure Order or ILBO was issued. Senator Grace Poe clarified that the Bureau of Immigration conducted a secondary inspection but found no grounds to hold her. Garma, under scrutiny in Congress for alleged misconduct, is currently held in California due to visa issues, with the DOJ coordinating her return.
IMMIGRATION DID NOT BLOCK GARMA’S EXIT DUE TO LACK OF DEPARTURE ORDER
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