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DR Expels up to 700 Haitians Daily
Two Dominican women in Santiago were raped by two Haitians. The reason? The women denounced the men to authorities on the fact that they are illegal immigrants.
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Haitianos violan a dos mujeres en Santiago por denunciar eran ilegales
Residentes del sector Santa Rosa III, en el distrito municipal Santiago Oeste, mostraron su indignación, luego de que dos mujeres den
Bunch of assholes.Two Dominican women in Santiago were raped by two Haitians. The reason? The women denounced the men to authorities on the fact that they are illegal immigrants.
Haitianos violan a dos mujeres en Santiago por denunciar eran ilegales
Residentes del sector Santa Rosa III, en el distrito municipal Santiago Oeste, mostraron su indignación, luego de que dos mujeres den
Yesterday in Bavaro we saw 2 of the new immigration trucks packed full of Haitians. The best part was there was a bigger truck behind them full of crappy motos getting deported or hopefully destroyed.
The motos won't be going back with their owners. They will be held for the while by the police and then, when they are unclaimed because the owners don't dare to go the police station if they ever get back into the country, the bikes will probably "disappear".
My Haitian gardener finally got his appointment to renew his long term work visa here, after months of waiting. The problem now is that his passport expired while he was waiting and he can't renew the visa with the old one. He can get a short-term replacement passport here, but to get one which will last as long as the work visa would, he would have to go back to Haiti. If he does that, he can't get back into the DR without the visa and if he crosses illegally he will probably be arrested on the way back to the North Coast. It's a Catch 22!
Always interesting to see activists spin.
Just read about criminal Haitian activities in Quebec, they are well documented.
Another big mistake of Canada to let Haitians in, and to waste millions of taxpayers money.
Illegal Haitian barrios in the DR are increasing.
I'm thankful to Abinader, for expelling illegals.
Thanks for the thought. He is already using a lawyer who is trusted by Haitians here in the Cabarete area. She is going to send a letter to Immigration next week to ask what he should do, but getting a reply could take a long time, as usual. Meanwhile, he is classed as "illegal and runs the risk of arrest and deportation every day.
I believe it is seven months, which is not long enough as he has lived and worked here for about fifteen years and needs a long-term work visa.
So many run that risk daily.
The ones deported are back before the sun sets on them.
It would be best for the Dominicans to allow visas issued by the DR, tied to legit Haitian passports and obtained annually, and faster with a sponsor with a cedula.
So if you have a long time gardener, or care giver, construction worker or housekeeper or if you are a Haitian born here and you have a family member who wants to come, you become the sponsor, and their visa is linked to a cedula, phone number and address.
And they could be allowed to apply for driver's licenses (if they can pass in Spanish)
Say $400 per year renewal, if no crimes were committed and you get a clean police report.
A way of tracking and filtering those who do have some employment, is better than the revolving door now.
I think the peaceful law abiding Haitians would line up for that.
$400 is a lot to them and they would not want to blow their 'provisional' legal status.
They can't necessarily come straight back, if they don't have access to the money to pay the bribes to pay to the checkpoints along the way, but many do come back.
As for the sponsorship idea - I like it. I would certainly sponsor my guy.
A couple of more Haitians were captured in La Romana and deported. One was a leader of one of the criminal gangs in Haiti. How many are roaming through Sosúa, Cabarete, Punta Cana, etc? How many have walked by DR1 expats?
We'll never know the answers to those questions, any more than we'll know how many criminals from other countries are seeking refuge among us.
It's excellent that major Haitian criminals like the one in the video are being arrested. It's just a shame that there is no better solution for honest, hard working Haitians who are living peaceful, productive lives here.
I’d bet I’ve walked past more criminals from Venezuela, Russia, Poland, Germany, Canada, and the US while in any of those 3 places, any given year.
Sosua in particular.
Certainly, but any one that notices the cureent situation in Haiti with the gangs will notice that these aren't criminals from Venezuela, Rusdia, Poland, etc. Yet, unlike in those countries, Haiti has been plunged into a new security crisis, especially around Port-au-Prince by criminal gangs headed by essentially Haitians. Now these same Haitian leaders are being found in the DR.
It's simply not the same to be surrounded by criminals from Poland, Germany, Canada or the USA when those countries aren't suffering from things such as their upper clases leaving en masse to other countries in search of better security. Even the DR isn't to such level on account of its own Dominican criminals. It's the Haitian criminal gangs that have done that to Haiti.
At some level it's comical how some here want to pretend everything is one and the same. I say if this continue as it is (or gets worst) it's a matter of time when an expat somewhere in the DR becomes the first victim of these "leaders from Haiti." Hopefully it will not be an expat from DR1, but time will tell.
No where in my post do I indicate that anything is the “same as Haiti”, and no one here would assume that from my post.
You’re not an expat. Why on earth would you feel it’s in any way appropriate to make this type of comment?
Abhorrent from any poster let alone a bloody moderator.
Must be great to live in your fairytale land.
If you're on the N.Cost get out into the barrios from Gaspar Hernandez to P.P.
There are thousands of Haitian communities on the outskirts.
Many aided by missionaries, made up of illegals.
The arguing and fighting goes on in a daily base.
Overburdening od Dominican medical clinics and hospitals.
The few organized Haitians are swarming like sharks and vultures around tourist centres.
Do you have any real life experience?
I have worked and met with many civil war refugees.
From Haiti, Lebanon, Syria, Russia, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iran and many more.
These people are deeply mentally damaged, just to survive in those environment's.
They cannot overcome this mindset and function as normal human beings.
Their problems are imported into countries around the world.
Look at Haitian ganga in Canada/Quebec.
You may find some German criminals at Seahorse Ranch, hiding out with great security as reported by media.
Hope they and other affluent criminals are found and extradited by Interpol.
However this has nothing to do with the Haitian criminals in the DR.
By the way the Overstay Tax booth is clearly indicated in DR airports and very efficiently administered.
Cameras, three receipts, system works perfectly.
Now the DR has to get control of illegal Haitians, regardless what foreign activists are saying.
Of course every foreign government is welcome to give as much aid to Haiti as they like........anyone???