Bermuda, a small British Overseas Territory whose prosperity depends on careful stewardship of both its borders and its labor market, has announced a layered set of immigration reforms that reflect a timeless tension in island governance: the need to remain open to the world while protecting the opportunities and security of those who call it home. Nationals of seven countries, including St. Lucia, will now require visas issued by major powers before arrival, while new frameworks targeting fraudulent marriages and reserved entry-level insurance jobs signal a government determined to close gaps