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NEW YORK.- Federal authorities have arrested several Dominicans involved in the traffic of diplomatic visas sold by the ex consular assistance in New York Francisco Estévez (Danilo), while deportation orders have been issued against some of those already investigated, who must leave the United States this very week, while a source says Dominican Immigration officials “escorted” one of the suspects to the plane in Santo Domingo.
Estévez’s direct relatives, including his wife and children, except the one born in Pennsylvania, will also be repatriated and their visa was cancelled several days ago.
In connection with the case Immigration agents arrested Julissa de Leon, 22, in the office where she worked as a secretary in Upper Manhattan’s 181st Street and Broadway, and questioned her for two hours, and activated an order to deport her.
Three months ago the Dominican woman arrived in New York with an A-2 visa mounted on what in Dominican jargon is known as a “machete,” for which she paid Estévez $10,000 dollars in the transaction in the town Cotuí (northeast).
A source in the office where De Leon was detained said, on condition their name not be used, that Estévez was apparently not alone in the traffic of visas, because the woman “was escorted” by Dominican Immigration officials in Santo Domingo’s Las Americas International Airport. “They took her directly to the door of the airplane.”
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Anytime you are doing business with RD Gov officials ...what your azz!
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Rubi have not posted anything in a while I think he might be on that list as well heading to the immigration detention center. BYE LAU and your family see you in DR, BYE Rubi.
What is your point, was your only intention to insult and demean the people who read the article?
Do you not have anything to say other than the mock gesture you provided? Why would you take the time to do that?
When an individual visits a place where he is not wanted usually the individual leaves, however the dynamics of the net allows individuals like him to hide and cloak themselves in anonymity and guises at ease. Hiding there faces and true identity they feel empowered to say and express any thought an idea willfully and defiantly with little resentment or shame. Individuals like dominicanation will be as relevant as you make them. I strongly believe he has an identity issue. His unhappiness with Haiti its leaders and his own people leaves him desperate for answers. Lacking real substance and initiative to remedy their condition, their view or only consolation is blame others for their decrepit state. He as well as Haiti will continue to live in misery and lavished poverty until they decide to tackle the real problems of Haiti nested not in Dominican Republic or the rest of the world, but in their own peoples, the Haitian people.
Stick and move, Stick and move that's how we do it in the Haitian world, first stop the bateye areas, second stop the capital, third stop the WORLD.........................