Another 91 boat migrants interdicted immediately after 305 returned to Haiti, Bahamas
Hundreds of illegal migrants were returned to Caribbean islands this week after being intercepted at sea by U.S. authorities.
The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) announced the repatriation of 305 boat migrants to Haiti and the Bahamas following multiple maritime busts over the past week.
On Sunday, a vessel carrying 109 migrants of unspecified nationalities was interdicted by two USCG cutters near Anguilla Cay in the Bahamas.
The passengers were disembarked and later transferred to the custody of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.
On Monday, a USCG crew returned 196 migrants to Haiti following two interceptions that took place on June 5 and 6 in waters near the troubled island nation.
#DontTakeToTheSea??@USCG crews returned a combined 305 migrants to The Bahamas and Haiti, Sunday and Monday, following multiple interdictions of unlawful maritime migration attempts over the last week in support of #OVS. #D7 #HSTF
?Read more: https://t.co/6SxAFvMRTZ@TheRBDF pic.twitter.com/TBuv5oGcq5
— USCGSoutheast (@USCGSoutheast) June 10, 2024
Just an hour after USCG announced their repatriation efforts, Customs and Border Protection declared that an overloaded Haitian vessel carrying 91 illegal migrants had just been interdicted near Tortue Island in the Caribbean.
A Jacksonville-based Multi-Role Enforcement Aircraft crew detected an overloaded Haitian Sail Freighter near Tortue. Persons onboard appeared to be in distress. The crew contacted @USCGSoutheast crews who interdicted the vessel & rescued 91 migrants. @cbpamoregdirse pic.twitter.com/Qk0OzvkkoX
— CBP AMO (@CBPAMO) June 10, 2024
InfoWars has reported frequently on escalating migration chaos in the Caribbean Sea under the Biden regime.
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