Four hundred and five Haitians compared these schools to a Clarence City Tribunal in the Bahamas, accused of entering the Atlantic archipelago illegally after their embargo was met by local authorities.
Haitian immigrants were arrested by Long Island Island law enforcement agents, according to a statement from the Department of Immigration indicating that a group of 36 men and 9 women were detained by Real Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) in Engels) and the Department of Aduanas.
The hechos are registered as having their illegal lease in Clarence, the capital of the island of Long Island.
Immigration officials are being transferred to Long Island to investigate Haitian relations with the Haitians, who are currently being held at the Community Center in Clarence.
According to the communication, all the immigrants received medical attention from the staff of the Ministry of Local Health and were informed that it was well received.
In a statement posted on Facebook, Long Island Legislature Representative Adrian Gibson said the baroque of immigrants was being called ahead of Wednesday morning schooling.
Dijo that the immigrants are wearing props and that a helicopter of the Guardian Coastal of the United States collaborates with the search and rescue efforts.
The signal communicated that it was hoped that the group would compare during the day before the Court of Magistrates in Clarence.
The Atlantic Archipelago of the Bahamas has recently seen an increase in the number of immigrants who tried to reduce their irregular costs, which were translated into the last months in a crime of detention.
A good part of the immigrants are Haiti nationals, although there are also people from other parts of the region who want to relocate to the Bahamas.