atGus 1. Haiti keep dumping poor immigrants on the Dominican
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In response to 7 Dominicans Walk to Port-au-Prince Haiti from DR Capital Santo Domingo for peace, @Gus
1. Haiti keep dumping poor immigrants on the Dominican Republic and feels entitled to do so.
2. Haitians lie to ban eggs and meat products from DR (The World Health Organization had declared the Dominican Republic free of bird flu three years before the ban)
3. Haitians keep defaming the DR on international forums and accusing Dominicans of being racist.
4. The Dominican Republic, a poor nation, has the financial burden of supporting 500,000+ Haitian immigrants that devalue job wages and property value.
5. Haitians think that The Dominican Republic should grant automatic citizenship to the sons and daughters of illegal Haitian immigrants, in contravention of what it is stipulated in the Dominican constitution: The Dominican Republic does not grant automatic citizenship to "immigrants in transit" and their offspring born in their territory.
But someway, somehow, The Dominican Republic is the problem, not Haiti.
Nice logic, brother.
The topic is: 7 Dominicans Walk to Port-au-Prince Haiti from DR Capital Santo Domingo for peace
This is a reply to Msg 11998
Posted by Ricart on March 14 2014 at 3:22 PM
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That's not fair,revenche doesn't work at all.Love those who hate you because of the color of your skin,those who hate you they are blacks more »
Me i don't believe in revenge like that's for me it's gonna be a glorious for dominican people to come in haiti because we should show them more »
USA does the same thing with Mexicans and nobody say a things. Ex; Killing them in theirs border, deporting and putting in jails. This more »
listen when the DR government made that mistake I was more upset than anybody else, now we needs to show the Domican government, not the more »
I like your comment that exacly what there need to do,Dominican republic is the problem not more »
@Gus 1. Haiti keep dumping poor immigrants on the Dominican Republic and feels entitled to do so. 2. Haitians lie to ban eggs and meat products more »
@Djdj You want to take revenge on those 7 Dominicans that are walking to Port-Au-Prince to beg for forgiveness? You should know that for more »
@Pj The 168-13 ruling is not a mistake. The Dominican Republic does not grant citizenship to all those born within its jurisdiction. To be more »
Parfait, cette marche me faire rappeler les marches de Goman de la Grand'Anse au Cap lors de la lutte pour l'indépendance. Et pourtant more »
This is unbelievable. There are a lot of good people in this world. These 7 Dominicans did it for a good cause. I do have a lot of respects more »
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