Origin of the migrant problem in DR (Full Clip)

Video clip from my power point explaining the origin of the migrant problem in the Dominican Republic. It began towards the end of the 19th century through a series of mismanagement, paving the way for foreigners in the early 20th century gaining control of customs. This was due to the historical instability and mismanagement of the time. Giving rise to foreigners beginning regular importation of Haitian labor.
Source linked below. Other sources referenced in the PowerPoint, which can be found on the Community Tab free to download.
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[@alexskatit4188]

A situation easily fixed. DR breaks all diplomatic relations with Haiti. DR closes and seal its border and prevent all movements of goods and people.

[@AntilleanFederation]

Would have to add deportation of all illegals to the conversion. Respectfully. It's not a simple fix. As that would cause an outrage from the international community.

[@ParteraQuisqueyana]

What diplomatic relations? Haiti doesn’t even have a government. Borders are not that simple to close, and you can’t completely seal them from everyone. And first you would have to convince the big construction companies that they shouldn’t hire illegal immigrants, and at the same time avoiding a sudden inflation of housing costs.

[@AntilleanFederation]

Just seeing this comment will respond. all the best.

[@AntilleanFederation]

@ParteraQuisqueyana sorry for the late response. I don't always see the notifications on RUclips. And I like to take time to respond to my followers.
As I stated in my PowerPoint the migrant problem began in the early 20th century by way North Americans who took advantage of instabilities of time. And creating the bilateral contracts, paving the way for the current situation.
Second. Through science and evolution Haiti chaos is a reflection lack of time to develop.
Many cultures that flourish had time to develop and grow.
Between 1791 and 1804 that was not enough time for the people of Haiti to develop a collective ethnic consciousness.
This why through its short recorded history, Haiti has a history of instabilities.
An example of this is the development of their anti French sentiment in the 19th century. It reflects the anger of the people of Haiti due to the brutality of the French plantation model. During the 18th century enslaved African people in Saint Domingue had a high mortality rate. This another indicator of lack of ethnic consciousness. They are a young ethnic group emerging through violence in the former French colony. Modern politics will miss this important observation.