Dominican Republic Deporting 30,000 Haitians Monthly; Searches Extend to Hospital Maternity Wards
The Dominican Republic expels 30,000 Haitians monthly, searching even in hospitals. Over 200,000 have already been returned.
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The Dominican Republic has intensified its deportation efforts, expelling approximately **30,000** Haitians per month, aiming to reach the goal of **10,000** weekly.
## Intensification of Deportations
The migration policy of the **Dominican Republic** has taken a notable turn, with a significant increase in the deportations of Haitian citizens. Authorities are actively seeking individuals in irregular status, extending search operations even to health centers, such as hospital maternity wards. This approach aims to identify and repatriate as many people as possible, regardless of their age or circumstances.
## The Goal: Strict Migration Control
The declared objective is to reach a figure of **10,000** weekly deportations. To date, more than **200,000** Haitians have already been returned to their country. This strategy responds to growing social and political concern in the Dominican Republic regarding irregular immigration. The measure seeks to reinforce border control and the management of foreign population within the national territory.
## Intensification of Deportations
The migration policy of the **Dominican Republic** has taken a notable turn, with a significant increase in the deportations of Haitian citizens. Authorities are actively seeking individuals in irregular status, extending search operations even to health centers, such as hospital maternity wards. This approach aims to identify and repatriate as many people as possible, regardless of their age or circumstances.
## The Goal: Strict Migration Control
The declared objective is to reach a figure of **10,000** weekly deportations. To date, more than **200,000** Haitians have already been returned to their country. This strategy responds to growing social and political concern in the Dominican Republic regarding irregular immigration. The measure seeks to reinforce border control and the management of foreign population within the national territory.
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