It seemed evident shortly after the regularization program was announced that it was aimed primarily at Haitians immigrants. The DR gov knew that almost all of these people here illegally had no means of procuring documents in Haiti so they could legally apply for residency in the DR. Now with the deadline of June on the horizon it seems that either the DR gov will need to extend this date or except the fact that this plan was doomed from the start. Did the plan include the fact that the DR gov knew Haiti would not participate in the process and now the DR can claim that they can legally deport the majority of Haitians living in the DR. I think this was the case all along. Under the guise of the legalities of the DR Constitution they can now claim that illegals were given notice, had time to respond and now can legally be deported. I am not sure they really want to fight this battle. Don't be surprised if the DR extends the date to save face.
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DR Gov Between a Rock and a .............
The DR is like Russia with western-financed freaks right on their border.
Ukrainians and Haitians are cut from the same economic basketcase cloth. The cheap labor simply isn't worth having them create burrows and nesting areas that will be expensive to eradicate.
Ukrainians and Haitians are cut from the same economic basketcase cloth. The cheap labor simply isn't worth having them create burrows and nesting areas that will be expensive to eradicate.
Kick out the NGO's?
Build a wall?
NBA basketball player gif...winning teh Innerwebs today!
If you like Haiti so much, maybe you should go there, start a Haiti1.com for us, keep us updated.
oui oui
There is always the water by boat...or digging tunnels...or bribing guards. Need to build 2 walls, so there is a no mans land to gun them down in. smh
They always could legally deport ANYONE without papers. I don't think most Dominicans have a problem with having a few illegal Haitians, they do however have a problem with having huge numbers of them. There are times that even here in Jarabacoa, that isn't as overrun as some places, when there are more Haitians in a neighbourhood or area than Dominicans.
Deport them ??
you need to find them first.....
you'd need BOTH Davy Crockett and Dan'l Boone to flush them out of 'them thar hills'....
out there doing menial finca work... not wanting to vote....
Catch me if you can......
Futile if you ask me......... most of their employers seem willing to harbor them
you need to find them first.....
you'd need BOTH Davy Crockett and Dan'l Boone to flush them out of 'them thar hills'....
out there doing menial finca work... not wanting to vote....
Catch me if you can......
Futile if you ask me......... most of their employers seem willing to harbor them
Relax, Shlomo. If I was going to take you and Littlesh*ttystan seriously on the forum you'd know about it.
I have to agree with you. The only way I see them beginning to leave voluntarily is if what happened last year in the southwest [when there were guns/hanging involved and the Haitians fled to the police for sanctuary and protection to leave the country] becomes commonplace. If it does, I don't want to be here.
From experience of my Haitian employee and myself (a gringo) the main problem with the Regularizacion process is not getting the documents from one's own country but overcoming all the barriers that the Dominican officials put in the way, over and above the fairly simple requirements stated in the official documentation. I have a strong feeling that many applicants who qualify on paper will never make it, which is presumably what the Dominican authorities really want.
Its easy to criticize but hard to propose alternatives. Let's go to the extreme to flush out the nonsense...so the DR Govt should do what exactly?
Amend the constitution so that children of illegal haitians become legal and also facilitate a path to citizenship for those already there say 3 years or more. How would that work out?
Gimme a break.
Amend the constitution so that children of illegal haitians become legal and also facilitate a path to citizenship for those already there say 3 years or more. How would that work out?
Gimme a break.
Basketball player? FYI that is the principal owner of the Charlotte Hornets NBA franchise and he is a billionaire.
Maybe if we had some background info which might shed some light upon your obsession with Haitians living in the D.R. it would be easier to understand. Right now it just looks like blatant hatred. Talking about "letting 20 of them live in someone's home" has nothing to do with the current immigration or its solution.
You want the D.R. to enforce strict regulations against illegal immigration by Haitians who are trying to escape abysmal living conditions in their own country. That's fine. Just know that it ain't neva going to happen as long as the D.R. doesn't or can't "enforce" strict regulation against drugs, murders, official misconduct and about 20 other matters which affect the country more than squatting Haitians do.
Do you think they can intimidate starving People from crossing the border whenever and wherever they can? Do you really believe that the D.R. has the resources to build a land/ water barricade along a 388Km stretch of Eastern boundary? As long as Domiican officials are accepting gratuities there will never be a stop to this problem and when the Dominican public breaks out in regional violence the Haitians will simply move to another part of the country.
What other solution possibilities have you in mind? How does one say Krystallnacht in Creole, anyway?