1500 Haitians Soon To Be Homeless In The Bahamas

An estimated 1,500 Haitians will soon be homeless in the Bahamas and more than 2,000 Haitian families is are awaiting their fate.

For more than 30 years, there has been a Haitian community on Abaco Island in the Bahamas in an area known as Pigeon Pea. Soon, this community will cease to exist because eviction notices were issued to all 1,500 Haitians in that area.

Basically, every Haitian home, church, and business will be gone!

Right next to Pigeon Pea is another Haitian settlement called "The Mud." It is home to more than 2000 Haitian families but it was built on state land.

Unfortunately, Haitian residents of "The Mud" may soon be evicted as well.

What will be the fate of these thousands of Haitians living in the Bahamas? God only knows!

This is one more reason why we really need to rebuild Haiti once and for all.

Perhaps all these desperate families who find themselves migrating and being humiliated in other parts of the world will be able to find shelter on the promised land.

Do you have any family in the Bahamas?

Do you live in the Bahamas and are you affected by this eviction notice?

Perhaps you have more information that you can share with us?

Post your comments below.

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Garry says...

I know a few Haitians from the Bahamas and they all hate Haitians. one of them Every time refers Haitian as F'ng Haitians. She even said that more »

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Ericka says...

wow.........this is sad and and embarrasing...........but don't worry.........god has a good plan for haiti...........tale konsa se yo menm kap more »

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Roseline says...

Woodring to tell u the truth i do not know what to say anymore. haitian are suffering everywhere more »

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Guerlens Venet says...

pour moi seulement les autoriter Haitienne qui peux les aider mais nous avons plus ici en Haiti une fois pour toute les Haitien qui vive more »

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Jean Alix Jean-simon says...

I lived in the Bahamas,Freeport Grand Bahama, my friend i don't feel sorry for them, some of the people living in the Bahamas are not the more »

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Berthauny Bernard says...

I live in Bahamas with my wife and two boys i feel sad when i just read this but only one thing those people they don't build in their more »

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Kenol Aris says...

This is very sad.I wish at least that they are not living there illegally.That would worsen the more »

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Missakpase says...

i live in the bahamas i dont feel bad for them because some of them are to confortable on people land they need to learn how to stop making us more »

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Hadassah says...

I live in the Bahamas and I still have family there and honestly I think that evicting those families is the best thing that can be done for more »

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