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Immigration Reveals Reparation Efforts for 2022
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Department of Immigration has repatriated 2,804 migrants to their country from January through October 2022.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Department of Immigration has repatriated 2,804 migrants to their country from January through October 2022. Haitians and Cubans made up the majority of migrants, representing 1992 and 542 respectively. The remaining migrants are from 21 other countries.
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