Dominican Republic rolls out deportation juggernaut to deport Haitian immigrants
06-26-2015, 06:22 AM
Many of Haitians immigrants have started to leave before they are even deported. They understand that if they are caught in the streets, they would just get deported without their personal goods so they would rather leave now before they are deported.
I doubt they will deport Haitians that were born here, the Dominican cats with Haitian ancestry are not even worried about being deported to Haiti because they know that this isn't likely to happen (don't believe everything you are reading online).
I think every country has the right to run their own country in whatever way they feel like.There are 2 to 3 million illegal Haitians in the country, that's a lot of people and remember that DR already has a high number of unemployed people and the country doesn't offer great economic opportunities. Sharing their limited resources with their neighboring country wouldn't help them to move forward.
Note that DR has helped Haiti a lot during their earthquake and many Haitians immigrated here and had the opportunity to improve their lives (unfortunately the good things DR did for Haiti is never mentioned). Racism here is nothing compared to many European countries. The thing that sucks is that you see black people not loving their own, they neglect themselves, nobody here wants to believe that they are black, even though all I see is black people here. I probably should take this back, it's not like black people in other parts of the world are in love with themselves!
Not to sound like a dick but most of Haitian immigrants here are not really bringing much value to the country, the worst of Haiti has moved over here. If I was the DR president, I would probably deport half of them too.
I understand that the DR economy will suffer some setback from this situation but let DR deal with it in whatever way they feel like.
I doubt they will deport Haitians that were born here, the Dominican cats with Haitian ancestry are not even worried about being deported to Haiti because they know that this isn't likely to happen (don't believe everything you are reading online).
I think every country has the right to run their own country in whatever way they feel like.There are 2 to 3 million illegal Haitians in the country, that's a lot of people and remember that DR already has a high number of unemployed people and the country doesn't offer great economic opportunities. Sharing their limited resources with their neighboring country wouldn't help them to move forward.
Note that DR has helped Haiti a lot during their earthquake and many Haitians immigrated here and had the opportunity to improve their lives (unfortunately the good things DR did for Haiti is never mentioned). Racism here is nothing compared to many European countries. The thing that sucks is that you see black people not loving their own, they neglect themselves, nobody here wants to believe that they are black, even though all I see is black people here. I probably should take this back, it's not like black people in other parts of the world are in love with themselves!
Not to sound like a dick but most of Haitian immigrants here are not really bringing much value to the country, the worst of Haiti has moved over here. If I was the DR president, I would probably deport half of them too.
I understand that the DR economy will suffer some setback from this situation but let DR deal with it in whatever way they feel like.