Article d'un journal jamaicain sur Haiti: deportes, drogue..

Crime, deportees, and the Third Border by Robert Buddan, Jamaica Gleaner

January 14, 2007

Rene Preval, Haiti's president, visited Jamaica last week, fresh from the news that his prostate cancer, first detected five years ago, had not returned as had been feared. But another kind of cancer grips his country, and ours, the cancer of violent crime.

Jamaica and Haiti share two common concerns. Gun trafficking takes place between the two countries and both suffer, and have complained, about the impact of U.S. deportations on crime in the two countries. But both countries can take heart from a new ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that will prevent automatic deportations of foreign-born residents, and both might welcome the control of
Congress by the Democratic Party from whom the Caribbean would expect to get a more sympathetic ear.

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