Thousands Of Haitians Fleeing To The U.S. To Survive

The video discusses the recent Border Patrol incident in Del Rio, Texas, where agents were seen aggressively patrolling as migrants attempted to cross the border. DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas condemned the actions, and an investigation is underway. Thousands of migrants remain in Del Rio, with some being allowed into the US. In Haiti, returning migrants face dire conditions, with many seeking safety and basic necessities. Haitian Pastor Jean Coffey shares insights on the struggles in Haiti and urges the US government to show compassion. He advises Haitians to be patient and hopeful for a better future.

What action has the Department of Homeland Security taken in response to the recent events in Del Rio, Texas?

• They have issued a public apology.

• They have increased border security.

• They have closed the border.

• They have reassigned the involved agents to administrative duties.

What challenges do returning migrants face in Haiti according to Pastor Jean Coffey?

• Lack of job opportunities.

• Frequent natural disasters.

• Daily violence and poverty.

• Political instability.

Why did Pastor Jean Coffey's mother decide to return to Haiti?

• She felt it was a death sentence to stay.

• She wanted to help her community.

• She believed conditions had improved.

• She missed her family.

What is the primary goal of Haitians trying to reach the US, according to Coffey?

• To pursue higher education.

• To reunite with family.

• To find safety and basic necessities.

• To live a luxurious life.

What message does Pastor Jean Coffey have for the US government regarding Haitian migrants?

• To expedite deportations.

• To offer compassion and fairness.

• To provide financial aid to Haiti.

• To increase border security.