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The Dominican Republic says more than 130 Haitian women and children were arrested on the first day of undocumented migrants in the hospitals in Santo Domingo.
Most women arrested on Monday were pregnant and were recently given birth.
Castdown is part of the government’s plan to deport 10,000 undocumented migrants in the volume of neighboring Haiti last year.
President Luis Abakader’s government was criticized for the harsh treatment of migrants, as many avoids violence and poverty in the Port-au-prince of Port Au-princess.
The Immigration Department said the women’s “worthy treatment was offered,” the female biometric information and fingerprints were taken to an isolation center.
A Haitian woman, who accompanied the hospital with a pregnant friend, said that the government’s actions will lead to the uncertainty of pregnant women in need of pregnant women.
“Today, today they cannot take it today, because they do not know what happened. If there is a C-Section, because something happens on the road or with him, there is no doctor,” he said.
Authorities said women would receive medical treatment and any undocumented mothers will be returned.
Many Haiti have passed the border shared with the Dominican Republic to avoid violence and hunger in several trucks a day.
To squeeze these numbers, the Dominican Republic, according to AFP news agency, deported more than 80,000 people in Haiti in the first three months of this year.
The President of the President of the Concentrator previously expressed his frustration in the future inability to restore the international community for Haiti.
