Juan,
Well done on the blog, it looks nice and all that but this particular article is quite weak. It is nothing more than a long winded call for a petition to force the powers that be to try and boot the Haitian population on to the next town. I agree with Pedro that if you are going to start something like this then you do need to have a solution to the issue, at least a seed to plant, without that it is short sighted and resolves nothing, which some may say kind of led to things getting out of hand in the first place.
It hasn't taken long for the devastation not so long ago to be forgotten and the sympathy turned back onto the Dominican people themselves, the feeling being again that Dominicans again are the victims in this, be it right or wrong (I have learned to keep certain opinions I have on this to myself as it seems especially on this site I stand in a minority, which is cool by me). It is a stinking mess unfortunately, but it needs constructive thought, not short term solutions and moving the problem on.
You also mention that illegal immigrants are simply deported from 'all other countries' this is not the case at all, infact couldn't be farther from the truth. Countries take into consideration the situation of the individual and deal with them accordingly. People are given rights for humanitarian reasons, welcome to the modern world. Haiti is somewhere inbetween which makes it all the more complicated, and DR being as it is just magnifies that even more. SO solutions are great, passing the buck isn't a possibility, so what do you propose.
I have sympathy, I have seen Bavaro now being more like little Haiti than the East Coast of the Dominican Republic, but you need options, suggestions, and a way forward, like you say, taking them away only leads to them returning the next week. One thing for sure, nothing will happen quickly.
