Florida adds sea patrol over concerns about migrants coming from Haiti

The US State Department says about 1,000 Americans have contacted them for information on evacuating Haiti. As American citizens begin to get evacuated by military helicopters in a desperate bid for safety, tens of thousands of Haitians have also fled the capital. But their escape is fueling concerns that Haiti's crisis could lead to a migrant exodus to the US.
National correspondent Maya Rodriguez reports on the efforts underway to intercept migrants trying to reach America by sea just off the coast of Florida.
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[@teslainthehood2521]

Where do y’all think the escaped prisoners are going to go? Do you think there going to stay in Haiti ?

[@catspaw3815]

Of course it's beyond any expectation that Haiti can ever be run by a competent government. Anyone care to ask that question?

[@carloszamudio4492]

Lemon to a lime, lime to a Lemon ❤❤❤

[@WholeSouthernCooks]

Where is the empathy.... Blame the government for not treating everyone fairly, don't blame people literally suffering.

[@kevinjenner9502]

It was the Florida based private security firm CTU, that recruited and funded the Colombian mercenaries responsible for Haitian President Moise’s assassination.

[@high_maintenance]

Don’t pick and choose migrants. Refuse them all.

[@facitenonvictimarum174]

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Daylight come and me wan' go home

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[@DoctorSpicy]

Make them pay. I don’t need to have them make me wait in line longer. F then. Bye b