Activists have raised urgent concerns regarding the mass deportation of Haitians fleeing escalating gang violence. Tens of thousands face dire conditions and homelessness upon deportation.
Haitians deported from the Dominican Republic face overcrowded jails lacking basic necessities, and many struggle to return to homes controlled by gangs in a war zone.
Julio Caraballo, spokesman for the Dominican Republic's migration office, disputes allegations of mistreatment during deportation, claiming the process respects human rights and dignity.
International human rights lawyer Malene Alleyne criticized Jamaica's deportation approach, emphasizing that refugees are not assessed for their individual protection needs before being returned.
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