The United States Migration and Customs Service reported the repatriation on Tuesday of 109 Dominicans who served in different prisons of that nation, for the commission of various crimes.
According to the report sent to the Dominican authorities, the deported Creoles would be arriving in the country at 12:00 noon, by José Francisco Peña Gómez airport, in a plane chartered by the US authorities.
In that terminal, these Dominicans will be delivered by federal agents to officials of the Migration Directorate and the Spaced with airport security body (CESA).
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According to the reports, the Creoles complied with sentences for drug trafficking, murders, falsification of documents, state fraud, robberies, kidnappings, sexual violations, illegal carrying of weapons and assaults, among other crimes.
They were in New York prisons, Boston, Los Angeles, California, Philadelphia, Miami, San Antonio, Texas, Massachusetts and other places in the United States, where other thousands of nationals remain in prison.
They come from prisons from the US states of New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Texas, among others.
From the airport, the deportees, who come from different places of the national territory, will be lowered from the plane one to one and taken to a collection center that the Migration Directorate has in the municipality of Haina, San Cristóbal province, where they will be purified, filled and delivered to their families.
Traditionally and regularly, US authorities repatriant the Dominican territory with immigrants who commit crimes and comply with sentences in different prisons of that nation.
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