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Haitians Immigrants Stopped Near Causeway
Many Make It To Shore
Posted: 4:11 p.m. EST October 29, 2002
Updated: 4:41 p.m. EST October 29, 2002
MIAMI -- Law enforcement boats tried to stop a boat heavily loaded with Haitian immigrants near the Rickenbacker Causeway this afternoon.
Dozens of people jumped from the boat just after 4 p.m., with many making it to shore while others were picked up out of the water by the Coast Guard and law enforcement.
Many of the immigrants, who made their way to the causeway, were seen clammering into passing vehicles, others running into the wooded area nearby.
Police cars began coverging on the scene just moments after the Haitians made it to shore.
According to immigration policy, it is likely that even the Haitians who made it to shore will be deported. Because they are from a Democratic country, in order to stay, they would have to prove that they are the victims of political persecution and at risk of physical violence or death.
Many Make It To Shore
Posted: 4:11 p.m. EST October 29, 2002
Updated: 4:41 p.m. EST October 29, 2002
MIAMI -- Law enforcement boats tried to stop a boat heavily loaded with Haitian immigrants near the Rickenbacker Causeway this afternoon.
Dozens of people jumped from the boat just after 4 p.m., with many making it to shore while others were picked up out of the water by the Coast Guard and law enforcement.
Many of the immigrants, who made their way to the causeway, were seen clammering into passing vehicles, others running into the wooded area nearby.
Police cars began coverging on the scene just moments after the Haitians made it to shore.
According to immigration policy, it is likely that even the Haitians who made it to shore will be deported. Because they are from a Democratic country, in order to stay, they would have to prove that they are the victims of political persecution and at risk of physical violence or death.