113 Haitian Migrants Repatriated From Great Inagua
Authored by: Department of Immigration
Source: Bahamas Information Services
Date: December 12, 2019

 

On Thursday, December 12, 2019, a joint team of Law Enforcement Officers departed Inagua International Airport at 10:10 AM en-route to Port-au-Prince, Haiti with a total of (113)) Haitian nationals under Deportation Order onboard a Bahamasair flight.

 

The initial group onboard this flight from New Providence included (54) Males and (17) Females and (4) minors. They were joined by (26) Males, (11) Females and (1) minor who boarded in Matthew Town, Inagua. The latter group was apprehended on December 7, 2019, by the combined efforts of The Royal Bahamas Defence Force, Royal Bahamas Police Force, Operation Bahamas Turks and Caicos Islands (OPBAT), and the United States Coast Guard in waters off south of Inagua. 

 

The Department will continue its commitment to carrying out the mandates of our agency to combat illegal migration by establishing effective border control management in compliance with the Statute Laws of our country.

                                                                                                                                     

 

Mission Statement: To regulate the movement of people across the borders of The Bahamas so as to ensure the security, facilitate economic advancement and promote the harmonious social development of The Bahamas through the collaborative efforts of responsible government and non-government agencies both nationally and internationally 

Department of Immigration, Public Relations Unit              12/12/19

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