Amit on caribbeansignal.com posted the following update that should be of concern to the region. We should not assume individual ‘marked’ for deportation are ‘criminals’, simply individuals who have violated US immigration laws. It is no surprise Haiti represents 32,363 out of the 42,000 to be booted from the USA with Jamaica trailing with 5,120. No doubt immigration lawyers will busy in the coming weeks.
Thousands of Caribbean citizens ‘marked’ for deportation from the USA
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52 responses to “Thousands of Caribbean citizens ‘marked’ for deportation from the USA”
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BT cleary has been bamboozled by a Bible. Africa and Americas Continents were one land and indigenous tribal people were free to roam.
there were no nations with maps and borders
they were drawn up as the colonisers carved up the lands
now there are 54 African countries and 35 countries in Americas -
David
February 1, 2025 at 3:15 am
Rate ThisJohn the issue is not about immigration, it is about people in the country illegally.
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Until the figures for those who immigrated to the USA illegally, no one would have been able to say how many Bajans migrated there, whether legal or illegal.
The stats in this blog are a sample of those Bajans in the US, whether legal or illegal.
Along with the same data for other Caribbean states, it allows us to do a differential analysis and test hypotheses, a couple of which I suggested.
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