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Economy March 16, 2018 | 8:01 pm

Illegal aliens are 95% of the workforce in the NW, border

Dajabón, Dominican Republic.-  Defense minister Rubén Darío Paulino on Fri. said as much as 95% of the workforce in the northwest and border communities are undocumented persons of Haitian origin, and noted that "this has to be resolved." The official attended a multi-sector meeting in Dajabón province, where he disclosed a report to the press on the progress in the plan of reinforcement a... Read more

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