Haitians to USA

[AlterEgo]

Nicaragua is 'weaponizing' US-bound migrants as Haitians pour in on charter flights, observers say

Flight data shows that more than 260 charter flights believed to be carrying migrants from Haiti have touched down in Nicaragua in recent months.

apnews.com

 

[NanSanPedro]

This is exactly how my friend Ose went. He got a flight to Panama City and then to Managua. He stayed in Managua one night and then caravaned up to Mexico on busses. He is now in Mexico City waiting for a work permit appointment in November. I'm trying to convince him to stay in Mexico and not go illegally to the USA. We shall see.

 

[AlterEgo]

This is exactly how my friend Ose went. He got a flight to Panama City and then to Managua. He stayed in Managua one night and then caravaned up to Mexico on busses. He is now in Mexico City waiting for a work permit appointment in November. I'm trying to convince him to stay in Mexico and not go illegally to the USA. We shall see.

I guess anyone who has the means to leave will do so. With the border to DR closing and living/working conditions in DR changed, this is their alternative.

 

[NanSanPedro]

This is exactly how my friend Ose went. He got a flight to Panama City and then to Managua. He stayed in Managua one night and then caravaned up to Mexico on busses. He is now in Mexico City waiting for a work permit appointment in November. I'm trying to convince him to stay in Mexico and not go illegally to the USA. We shall see.

Update on Ose.

He legally reached San Diego yesterday from Mexico City. He was given a 2 year period to work in the USA. He's on his way to Florida and then to Indiana. I haven't paid for anything for him in a long time, so this is all on his cousin and her family. However, once he is established and can legally get his wife and kid over I'll probably pay for that. I don't know when that will happen or even if it can happen.

 

[Manuel01]

They are all in a hurry to make it to the US before Trump gets into office again.

 

[JD Jones]

Update on Ose.

He legally reached San Diego yesterday from Mexico City. He was given a 2 year period to work in the USA. He's on his way to Florida and then to Indiana. I haven't paid for anything for him in a long time, so this is all on his cousin and her family. However, once he is established and can legally get his wife and kid over I'll probably pay for that. I don't know when that will happen or even if it can happen.

Glad to see he made it safely.

He has to be walking around in awe of everything around him.

I still remember when I took my new wife to the States in the '80s.

She was amazed at everything but was still anxious to come back after a week.