The Government of Grenada is currently evaluating a request from the United States to install radar equipment at Maurice Bishop International Airport (MBIA). The proposal, submitted by the Trump administration, has sparked a national debate, with former Upper House President Chester Humphrey urging parliamentary involvement in the decision-making process. Humphrey, a seasoned political figure with over two decades of service in the Labour Movement, emphasized the importance of legislative oversight, stating, ‘Parliament needs to meet on this matter before any commitments are made to the Americans.’ The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the request, noting that technical consultations with the Grenada Airports Authority (GAA) and other agencies are underway. The government assured citizens that public safety and the protection of the tourism industry would guide any decisions. Humphrey also cautioned against politicizing the issue, urging bipartisan support for the government. The outcome of this deliberation could have significant implications for Grenada’s international relations and domestic security.