Immigration chief cites employees’ sacrifices
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As the country celebrates Christmas, Bureau of Immigration Commissioner Atty. Joel Anthony Viado expressed his warmest greetings and deepest appreciation to all BI employees, especially the dedicated frontline staff serving travelers during this busy season.
Atty. Viado highlighted the true essence of Christmas, encouraging everyone to find joy, purpose and fulfillment in their work.
“May the spirit of Christmas bring vibrance and renewed meaning to our lives,” Viado said. “This season is a time to reflect on the values of service and commitment, which each of you exemplifies as we fulfill our duty to the nation.”
Recognizing the sacrifices of personnel who remain on duty away from their families during the holidays, Viado commended their unwavering dedication.
