Dominican Republic deports 40,000 Haitians in October amid crackdown

The Dominican Republic deported 40,521 Haitians in October as part of intensified immigration enforcement, detaining over 44,400 individuals. This marks a significant escalation in deportation operations, coordinated with the armed forces and police. The move strains bilateral relations with Haiti and raises humanitarian concerns, though the full regional impact remains uncertain.

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