Haiti Libre.com

The authorities of Dominican migration continue at a sustained pace, the repatriation operations of Haitians in irregular migratory situation. The Directorate General of Migration (DGM) reports that in November, 10,696 foreigners from 6 countries [mainly from Haiti] were expelled or not admitted to the border and returned to their respective countries. Which brings to more than 255,000 (June 2015 to November 2017) the total number of Haitians who returned voluntarily or were deported to Haiti by the Dominican authorities.
According to the DGM report, of the 10,696 foreigners intercepted in an irregular situation, 6,056 were deported and 4,640 were turned back at the border as they tried to enter the Dominican territory without the necessary documents or with false documents.

Foreigners in an irregular situation have been arrested during dozens of check and interception operations throughout the Dominican Republic in recent weeks, by order of Máximo William Muñoz Delgado, Director General of the DGM.

In addition to Haitians, some foreigners from Spain, India, Cuba, Italy and Venezuela were also repatriated to their countries in coordination with their respective embassies.