NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The United States Coast Guard intercepted a group of 217 Haitian migrants near the Cay Sal Bank last Wednesday and turned the group over to Immigration officials in the capital over the weekend.
According to a statement, USCG Cutter “William Flores and “Escanaba” intercepted the group six nautical miles off Dog Rock near Cay Sal Bank.
“The group was subsequently transported to the capital on Saturday, 19th November, 2022 where they received medical screening and turned over to Immigration Officials for further processing,” read the statement.
“Presently, arrangements are being coordinated for the deportation of all irregular migrants. Preparations have also been made to utilize facilities at Matthew Town, Inagua in the event of an increase in migrant interceptions.”
The statement read: “The Department reassures the public of our commitment to regulating the movement of people throughout The Bahamas so as to ensure the safety of its citizenry.
“For more information, call New Providence’s Public Relations Unit at 1-242-322-7530, visit our website at www.immigration.gov.bs, or call our Investigation hotline anonymously at 1-242-604-0249,” it added.
Our island is going to look just like Haiti with all this shit going on dress in white like colts . Voodoo people coming to our island like they own it , this has to stop .