Claire's Brother
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 20 Jun
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There are usually about 30 or so people in those immigration trucks, the small ones, pushed up against the metal bars.
And I've seen this personally at the DR Haiti border where they're taken from immigration detention centers and then dropped off and essentially forced to walk into the Haiti border.
When I was at the border in 2023, the ones I saw and was able to speak to had grabbed everything that they could as they were getting detained because they knew that it was possible they could never make it back.
Some of these people included mothers carrying small children and babies.
One worker who I spoke with worked in construction, and he claimed that he was being deported because his boss had called immigration enforcement on them because they were talking about getting paid more.
Yeah, tailors all this time with undocumented labor, sadly.
Absolutely.
And this is big in the sugar cane cutting regions as well, or at least it used to be.
And it's a kind of a recurring system because, you know, they get deported, but there's not really any work or safety in some cases in Haiti.
So they're forced to come back over the border to do the same job.
Many Haitians live in fear, hiding from immigration authorities as much as they can while trying to work to feed their families.
It's especially bad for pregnant mothers who can't go to hospitals for fear of being swept up by immigration raids.
There have been several women who were deported very quickly after being discharged, according to a report by The Guardian.
And I've personally seen a pregnant mother with a small child forced across the DR Haiti border after being dumped there by DGM.
Similar to how the American government essentially created the Dominican-Haiti border and shaped its border guard in the early 1900s, they also routinely provide training for several law enforcement agencies who enforce the Dominican immigration laws.
For example, agencies from the Dominican Republic routinely receive training from international law enforcement academies, which are international police academies administered by the U.S.
State Department, where U.S.
law enforcement trained police and other law enforcement agencies from other countries.
A training schedule from 2024, I found, showed that the Dominican Republic participated in nine sessions throughout the years with agencies like ICE and CBP.
However, when it comes to being trained by the U.S., no one beats the Cuerpo Especializado de Seguridad Fronteriza Terrestre, known as CESFRONT, or the Specialized Land Border Security Corps.
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