The question is how much can they really do and how much money do they really have. Sometimes you hear about rich Haitians relocating to the DR but here they are not among the rich I don’t think as opposed to the Venezuelan rich who came here.
troubling how? Under staffed over worked Officers doing their job. What is troubling is trying to blame this massive crisis on the law officers.
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15000 is just there. Sounds like internationally or in Lat Am there are a lot more.We can argue politics all day along (but of course not here.
There are 15000 or so people who need help and that should be the first order of business. I haven't read anything but I would hope that the southern Texas churches are doing whatever they can to feed and help these people.
This falls on the population of south Texas not the churches. Churches are like the government they have no money except what has been given to them one way or another. And a crisis like is happens wears out the welcome mat in a hurry. Would no want to be near the rio bano at this time. with no or not enough higiene facilities it's ripe for cholera.We can argue politics all day along (but of course not here.
There are 15000 or so people who need help and that should be the first order of business. I haven't read anything but I would hope that the southern Texas churches are doing whatever they can to feed and help these people.
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Relies little on smugglers it says. So the Haitians are not paying in thousands of USD. That’s the Cubans and Venezuelans and maybe others plus it doesn’t take years with them. The Haitians start in South America and this must just have been increasing more and more. And suddenly there are so many.Haitian trip to Texas border often starts in South America
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — Robins Exile downed a traditional meal of plantains and chicken at a restaurant run by Haitian immigrants, just a short walk from the walled border with the United States.
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I saw one clip where a US immigration official was talking about them contacting the countries where they had come from. Is seems logical to me but of course if they where illegal there then what - despite maybe living there for years.U.S. expulsions of Haitians may violate international law - UN refugee boss
U.S. expulsions of Haitians may violate international law - UN refugee boss
The mass expulsion of Haitians from the United States without screening for their protection needs may contravene international law and constitute forced returns, the United Nations' top refugee official Filippo Grandi said on Tuesday.
I can tell you about troubling....Talked to a Dominican relative today who lives near the Haiti border....she is about 80 years old and lives in a countryside, grows much of her food, and raises animals, as of late her chickens, 2 cows , and other animals were stolen by Haitians who are new to her area.......
There seems to be a large influx of Haitians in Jarabacoa as well, and there have been some arrests of some of them for break and enter and theft of motorcycles; and yes they were caught on cameras and I believe turned in by other Haitians.
She watched them several times...I left out the part about robbery and rape..........
The language difference and processing is pretty solid. Generally the only people who fake where they are from are Africans claiming to be Congolese and you get Middle East types claiming to be from a different country.
