US EditionMore than 100 Dominicans Deported From the United States Arrive. Uu.
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This Tuesday afternoon more than one hundred Dominicans deported from the United States arrived at the International Airport of the Americas (AILA), a country that since the beginning of Donald Trump’s second term has repatriated more than two thousand Creoles. According to information collected by Diario Libre, on the flight, operated by the private company Global X, some 127 Dominicans plus twenty people who were in transit arrived. (Continue …
On Tuesday afternoon more than one hundred Dominicans deported from the United States arrived at the International Airport of the Americas (AILA), a country that since the beginning of Donald Trump’s second term has repatriated more than two thousand Creoles. According to information collected by Diario Libre, on the flight, operated by the private company Global X, some 127 Dominicans plus twenty people who were in transit arrived. (Continue re…
On Tuesday afternoon, more than a hundred Dominicans deported from the United States arrived at Las Americas International Airport (AILA), a country that, since the beginning of Donald Trump's second term, has repatriated more than 2,000 Venezuelans. According to information collected by Diario Libre, some 127 Dominicans arrived on the flight, operated by the private company Global X, plus about twenty people who were in transit. The flight land…
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