Dominican Republic Deports Haitians

The Dominican Republic’s mass deportation of Haitians is no longer a domestic immigration issue—it is a regional crisis in the making. Dominican Republic Deports Haitians is a Strategic Intelligence Report that analyses the expulsion of over 276,000 Haitian migrants in 2024, unpacking its humanitarian, geopolitical, and economic consequences for the Caribbean and the Americas.

This report traces the roots of the crisis to Haiti’s prolonged political collapse, gang-controlled territories, and humanitarian breakdown, which have driven large-scale migration into the Dominican Republic. It examines Santo Domingo’s security-driven response—border militarisation, weekly deportation targets, and hardened immigration enforcement—and why these measures have triggered backlash from human rights organisations, the United Nations, and regional actors.

Beyond morality and law, the report evaluates hard consequences: destabilisation risks along the border, economic disruption in agriculture and construction sectors dependent on Haitian labour, and the potential for onward migration toward the United States, Bahamas, and broader Caribbean. Scenario analysis outlines escalation, diplomatic deadlock, and cooperative resolution pathways, highlighting where intervention windows still exist.

Designed for policymakers, diplomats, humanitarian agencies, investors, and geopolitical risk analysts, this intelligence product converts migration flows into strategic foresight.

Migration crises reshape regions quietly—until they explode. Following Global Eye Intelligence ensures you track these fault lines early, before humanitarian pressure turns into geopolitical shockwaves.