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Local October 5, 2018 | 3:45 pm

Authorities deport or turn back 11,453 foreigners in September

Santo Domingo.-  Dominican Republic authorities deported or prevented the entry during September, of 11,453 foreigners in an irregular migratory situation or who failed to comply with migratory laws, the Immigration Directorate (DGM) reported on Fri. "Of the 11,453 foreigners, 7,102 were not admitted when they tried to enter the country, while 4,351 foreigners from Colombia, Spain, Haiti, Ital... Read more

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