Florida border agents placed on high alert for refugees following breakdown of order in Haiti
By Social Links for Jennie Taer
Published March 12, 2024, 4:05 p.m. ET

Border agents in Miami have been told to prepare for a wave of migration from Haiti following the takeover of the country by bloodthirsty gangs, The Post has learned.

An internal agency email leaked to The Post pointed out it is unlikely Haitians who take to the sea and enter Florida illegally will be repatriated back to their home country, given its instability.

The message also warned that one vessel of migrants landing would overwhelm agency capabilities in the area.

“One landing will cripple the station and our ability to respond to other traffic,” the email to agents read.

Governor DeSantis Deploys Additional Personnel, Assets to Southern Florida and the Keys to Stop Potential Influx of Illegal Immigration from Haiti
On March 13, 2024, in News Releases, by Staff
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—In anticipation of a potential influx of illegal immigrants from Haiti, Governor Ron DeSantis has ordered additional state assets to the Keys and southern waters of the State of Florida.

“For quite some time, the State of Florida has been dedicating significant resources to combat illegal vessels coming to Florida from countries such as Haiti,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Given the circumstances in Haiti, I have directed the Division of Emergency Management, the Florida State Guard, and state law enforcement agencies to deploy over 250 additional officers and soldiers and over a dozen air and sea craft to the southern coast of Florida to protect our state. No state has done more to supplement the (under-resourced) U.S. Coast Guard’s interdiction efforts; we cannot have illegal aliens coming to Florida.”

Currently, state agencies have security and surveillance assets in South Florida and the Keys as a part of Operation Vigilant Sentry to stop illegal immigration at sea. The governor’s directive today will send additional personnel and assets from the following agencies:

   The Florida Department of Law Enforcement: 39 additional officers.
   The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: 23 additional officers with eight additional seacraft.
   The Florida National Guard: 48 additional Guardsmen with four additional helicopters.
   The Florida Highway Patrol: 30 additional officers with an additional aircraft and drones for surveillance.

Governor DeSantis will also today authorize a deployment of the Florida State Guard to the Keys to assist in the operation. This deployment includes up to 133 soldiers.

Illegal immigrants feel empowered to enter the sovereign territory of the United States because of the federal government’s refusal to diligently enforce our immigration laws and protect the integrity of the border. When a state faces the possibility of invasion, it has the right and duty to defend its territory and people. Under Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida will act.

In a somewhat more sophisticated way, but just as certainly, Newsweek’s recent cover story on AIDS (and to a lesser extent Time’s) played upon the fears of heterosexuals and cooperated with the public health bureau­cracy’s conspiracy of silence about the alarming side of “gay lifestyles.” For example, Newsweek remarks in a footnote, “Although AIDS is common in Haiti, Haitians in the U.S. have been dropped as a risk category,” without anywhere explaining that they were dropped when it was discovered the Haitian AIDS victims were homosexual prostitutes in Haiti who concealed that fact from medical investigators because they were ashamed of it.

A new genetic analysis of HIV, the human immunodeficiency virus, made public Wednesday concluded that it first “jumped” from Haiti to New York around 1970 and spread from there to California several years later, well before public-health authorities first recognized the disease or had a way to test for it.

“The ancestor of this HIV subtype did disperse on a single occasion out of Africa, diversified in Haiti for some time, and then moved to the U.S.,” said Dr. Worobey. “New York City acts as this hub from which the virus moved to the West Coast and eventually to Europe, Australia, Japan and all sorts of places.”

Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday suggested that Haitians arriving in the Florida Keys could end up the upper-crust left-wing enclave of Martha's Vineyard, appearing to reference a prior instance in which he flew illegal aliens from the southern border to the island.

"We do have our transport program also that's gonna be operational. Haitians land in Florida Keys, their next stop very well may be Martha's Vineyard," he said during an appearance on "The Dana Show" with Dana Loesch.