LAS AMERICAS AIRPORT. – More than four thousand Dominicans have been repatriated from the United States so far this year, 2025, among whom are those who served sentences for the commission of various crimes and were detained in raids against illegal foreigners.
Reports obtained at the Las Américas Airport also indicate that also this year, after the president of the United States ordered massive raids against undocumented foreigners, there has been an increase in Creoles returning voluntarily.
It was said that in relation to the Dominicans repatriated for serving sentences for the commission of various acts and crimes, which are the majority, many were accused of drug trafficking, crimes, falsification of state documents and fraud.
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Confiscation of million-dollar assets from Dominicans repatriated for drug trafficking and other crimes
Also illegal trafficking and carrying of firearms, sexual violations, kidnappings of people of both sexes, intentional arson, among other better crimes, according to reports obtained at the Las Américas Airport.
Many of them, according to the details, served sentences ranging from five, eight, ten and even twelve and fifteen years in prison, in prisons in the cities of New York, Boston, Miami, Los Angeles, California and other North American states.
Meanwhile, the Dominicans repatriated through raids were detained in New York and Los Angeles, for the most part, as well as in Boston, New Jersey, Miami, Orlando and other places in the United States.
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It was also revealed at the Las Américas Airport that many of the Dominicans who were in prison and were serving sentences for drug trafficking were stripped of million-dollar assets and properties by the federal agencies of the United States.
It was said that these seizures have been carried out in both the United States and the Dominican Republic and that among the confiscated assets are apartments, villas, farms, boats, financial institutions and vehicle agencies, among others.
