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Local July 12, 2017 | 5:07 pm

Military says Haitian inflow controlled; top official: invasion

Santo Domingo.- The Border Security Corps (Cesfront) and the Immigration Agency on Tuesday detained and returned hundreds of undocumented Haitians hiding in abandoned buildings and parking lots after crossing the border. Cesfront director Sugar Frugis Martínez said a group of Haitians from Ouanaminthe and other Haiti towns early yesterday asked to enter the country without documents to work in... Read more

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