‘They treated us like animals’: Haitians angry and in despair at being deported from US
When Evens Delva waded across the Rio Grande with his wife and two daughters, he had dreams of starting a new life in Florida. But less than a week later, he and his family stepped on to the tarmac in Port-au-Prince, the sweltering and chaotic capital of Haiti, with nothing except traumatic memories and a feeling of bubbling anger.
Delva, along with nearly 2,000 other Haitians, was , despite having lived in Chile for the past six years and having few remaining connections to his home country. His, and speaks more Spanish than Haitian Creole.
