THE Bureau of Immigration is poised to reshuffle employees in its offices nationwide. Officials cite “exigency of the service” as basis, a vague explanation that tends to muddle rather than explain the issue. We guess that BI Chief Commissioner Siegfried Mison is doing now what he did in 2013 when he ordered 19 BI officials posted at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and seven other airports nationwide reshuffled as part of the new management’s efforts to rotate the assignments of personnel and root out corruption in the agency.

We like the anti-corruption motive.

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