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Local January 3, 2018 | 5:56 pm

Military, govt. officials are filling the country with Haitians: expert

Santo Domingo.- Military and government officials who traffic and take bribes from undocumented immigrants are filling the Dominican Republic with Haitians, prominent lawyer Eduardo Jorge said Wed. The advisor to the Justice Ministry noted that the nationalists shouldn’t bother with Haiti and instead with the officials and military who negotiate at the border so Haitians enter the country wit... Read more

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