00:00More than 50 people have been deported from the United States to Haiti, arriving in the northern city of Cape
00:05Achean,
00:06as the country grapples with deadly gang violence and insecurity.
00:11Among those on Thursday's flight was Jay Debulos, a professional boxer who was born in Bahamas and says he has
00:17never lived in Haiti.
00:19Deportation comes days after a gang attack in Haiti left 47 people dead and more than 50 kidnapped.
00:25I just arrived in Haiti. I don't know much about Haiti. Actually, I don't know anything about Haiti.
00:30I wasn't born here. I was born in Bahamas, and I've been living in the USA for 20, about 20
00:36-something years.
00:37Now in Haiti, he says he has no family or resources to rely on.
00:42The flight carried more than 50 deportees, including two minors, according to Haiti's National Office of Migration.
00:49I'm in the land of Haiti. It is nice here, but I'm trying to move on.
00:53I don't have any resources, family members or people that aid me, so I'm just trying to see how I
00:57can go from there.
00:59It is the second U.S. deportation flies to Haiti since temporary protected status was ended for some 350,000
01:06Haitians living in the United States.
