DeSantis continues to send Haitians to Dem locations

 Daily Mail:

Ron DeSantis has threatened to send Haitian migrants to leafy Democrat enclaves in the north as gang warfare engulfs the embattled Caribbean nation.

The Florida governor said refugees arriving in his state would go the same way as the thousands of migrants he has already bussed to Democrat strongholds such as Sacramento and Martha's Vineyard.

Attacks spread to upscale neighborhoods in Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince on Monday leaving at least a dozen people dead on Monday as cop turned gang leader Jimmy 'Barbecue' Cherizier attempts to seize power with his thousands of heavily-armed followers.

But DeSantis has already dispatched more than 100 police officers and state guards to coastal areas to sweep up any new arrivals escaping the violence.

'We do have our transport program also that's going to be operational,' he told podcaster Dana Loesch on Tuesday.

'Haitians land in the Florida Keys, their next stop very well may be Martha's Vineyard.'
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Nearly 1.5 million Haitians are on the brink of famine according to aid groups and much of the capital remains without power after Monday's attacks on five of its power stations left them 'completely dysfunctional'.

Barbecue, a former police officer turned gangmaster has claimed responsibility for the latest surge in attacks, and said his goal is to capture Haiti's police chief and government ministers and prevent Henry's return to the Caribbean nation.

Barbecue's threats will have struck fear into the hearts of many Haitians, with his reputation for burning people alive - something he has long denied - preceding him.

He has promised a revolution and his gangs has said his goal is to capture Haiti's police chief and government ministers.

He is thought to be behind Monday's attacks in the relatively affluent Petionville neighborhood which awoke to more than a dozen bodies lying in its streets.
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Haiti has been a poorly run country for decades.   I recall seeing Haitian refugees in St. Martin when I vacationed there several years ago.  They were a pretty surly lot who usually took jobs as servants.

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