You mean finding the Dominican workers when it has been repeated ad neauseum in the media that "Dominicans don't like to work?" Where they found all these Dominicans? What they did in order to attract them?
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Imigration and Depotation: What does the government really want?
It's 15,000 in the capital but yes, definitely that's what's going on. They round up truckloads every night, take them to somewhere similar to hell and keep them there for a few days until they cough the 15,000 or else eventually they deport them. I'm pretty sure this is going on with high-level consent, it's on such a huge scale and so well-known.
There have been a few comments recently that we need more interesting threads, and I'd just like to give me thanks to the OP for opening this discussion. This is exactly the sort of discussion thread that we need in my opinion.
What I have found with the majority of Dominicans is that even the highly educated ones are severely lacking in common sense.
You mean like raising the price of a house when it doesn't sell. lol
78 arrested.
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Arrestan a 78 haitianos por agresión a policías en Cap Cana - Remolacha - Noticias Republica Dominicana
La Dirección General de Migración (DGM) informó que mantiene bajo arresto a un grupo de indocumentados haitianos que agredieron agentes de la Policía Nacional al resistirse al chequeo rutinario de la institución y darse a la fuga, siendo posteriormente atrapados.…Read more ›
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No, again, I am not missing your point. I agree to the first two sentences of the above post. All of the rest is an agenda and opinion of a person that doesn't live here with boots on the ground. It's a common meme that circulates through out the liberal class in all countries and organizations that have an alternative agenda as well. Further more, your 2 cent opinion the "the real power (the government ) IS NOT SEEKING SOLUTIONS TO THIS PROBLEM.) And you have volumnes of facts to back up your statement.? ANY suggestions for those that live and work here?? All suggestions accepted. Perhaps you should open a separate tread entitled" What would you do to support the plight of the emerging Haitian & the poor of the DR?" I'm serious.
You're right, it IS my opinion that the real power - the government - is not seeking solutions to this problem. It is absolutely 100% my opinion. I don't have an 'agenda', I have an OPINION based on my experiences living in this world.
YOUR opinion seems to be that the Dominican government is somehow trying to resolve this problem but that they are unable to do so, which is an opinion I don't agree with as recently, the Dominican government had no problem: imposing a curfew, bankrupting many of its vulnerable citizens by ordering their businesses closed, denying kids a couple of years of education and various other unpopular and heavy-handed measures.
So it seems to me that when the government decides to bring its power to bear, it does so.
Haiti - Health : 40% of total deliveries in Dominican public hospitals are Haitian - HaitiLibre.com : Haiti news 7/7
A report released by the Dominican Ministry of Public Health on the current situation that public hospitals are going through nationwide with illegal Haitian immigrants receiving services and care reveals...
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If faced with the situation...honesty, I would be the first one out the window and have my little feet run as fast as they could
Where did you read "my opinion is the DR gub is trying to resolve the problem and they are unable to do so?" Now, now, please state your opinion only even if worth 2 Cents. lol. Since I am not a citizen in the DR and do not have a vote my opinion is prolly worth only one cent.My response to the rest of your post is stated with-in the 4 corners of post #31.
Those were all actions the big international players were in favor of. They are not in favor of deportations and the scumbag NGOs they fund to operate within the DR have made this perfectly clear on more than one occasion. Therein lies a big part of the problem in my opinion.
Just for the record, no one is implying most Haitians are bad people or even have bad will. I think everyone knows that they are not leaving a place going through its best time. All anyone has to do is watch the news, the situation in Haiti is shown every week and it isn’t pretty. It isn’t an issue of Haitian migration per se, since Haitian migration into the DR has been occurring since colonial times when the owners were Spain and France.
Unlike in those times, now it’s of proportion. Too many people at once.
This was published today of what happen near a Dominican town near Dajabón.
Quite frankly, too many people at once. If that was a once in a blue moon occurrence it would not be a big deal since it has been happening for centuries.
In colonial times it was the slaves of the French escaping from the plantations they were assigned to near the border to freedom in the Spanish side. For a long time, anyone that entered on their own and as slaves were free from the moment they first stepped on Spanish land. That meant they couldn’t be subjected into slavery in the Spanish land, they couldn’t be returned to their previous owners, and they became subjects of the King of Spain, which meant if in this case the French enter Spanish land and captured their former slaves and took them back to their side, it was a grievance against Spain that would result in a military action to get them back. Since this applied to the entire Spanish Empire, many slaves from English owned Georgia would escape to Spanish owned Florida for the same reason. In St Augustine the Spanish authorities created the Batallón de los Morenos within the Spanish army which was nothing more than the collection of these runaway slaves from Georgia.
Anyway, even then the flow of Haitians into the DR wasn’t as great as now and didn’t overwhelmed the Dominican society. To make matters worse, Haiti itself is as big as the DR population wise without considering Haitians already form a sizable percentage of the population of the DR. By any account, there are more Haitians than Dominicans on the island.
Yes it is.
No it isn’t.
Because reality isn’t like your conspiracy theory. Simply suggesting the Dominican government “isn’t seeking solutions to this problem” is a testament to that and those words can only come from someone that is clueless of what is being done. You seem to not want to accept the sheer size of the problem and that is precisely what it is about. Due to not accepting that leads you to believe in all the other things which are flawed, to say the least.
NALS, I appreciate and truly enjoy all of your historical prospective but I do believe here that Nanita has some valid points. We know that it's a cash cow for the lower echelons of the police and migracion. Catch and extort, rinse and repeat. How can the govt not know that is going on and give implict approval for its continuation?
Incredible video. You would think its central americans running into the US or africans into Europe but it’s Hatians fleeing into the DR.
Incompetent or they don’t really care. I agree they must know. I don’t believe there is a plan behind it. There seldom is in the DR.
They could easily be carrying drugs, firearms and diseases with them. It's nothing a couple of well-trained K9's couldn't take care of. Perhaps it's time they started patrolling the border with German shepards.
Why don’t they then ? That is what we are discussing ? Does the government have a plan