they ve never had this in the first place, it s impossible for them to prove they were born in the country as far back as 1940. i m here as the dominican conscience to speak up against this law which is against dominican republic rights. they spoke out against the threat of deportation facing scores of haitians dominicans of haitian descent in the dominican republic. the government imposed a june 17 deadline for haitian descent to register with dominican authorities and many are looking at this as the first move toward deportation. joining me now is france francois spoex dskesperson, and edwin polina and author of
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