worse. translator: when we arrived in the u.s., the authorities put us on a bus and sent us to jail and said we would be relieved in two days. they put chains around our feet, stomachs and hands, they put us in cars and took us to the airport. there were haitians working on the plane who told us not to resist because there with many soldiers on the plane and they warned us that otherwise we would be mistreated. reporter: those migrants that come through the gate, carrying $100 they have been given, a styrofoam container with a hot meal and a bag with their meager belongings, what is left of them, and for this, for haitians who vice presihaven t been in t for many year, they fled a country many years ago they now find themselves forced to be returned to without due process along the way and a country where the situation has gotten even worse and in that letter from the u.s. special envoy also a reminder of the situation here in haiti, a country he says that