Deported Haitian Man Dies in Jail

Deported Haitian Man Dies In Jail
February 1, 2011 9:31 AM

MIAMI (CBS4) – A Haitian man deported earlier this year to his homeland has died in jail of cholera-like symptoms.

Wildrick Guerrier, 34, was among the first group sent back to Haiti from the U.S. since last year’s earthquake. All but one had been convicted of a crime in the U.S.

Immigrant advocates have warned that Haitians sent back may face serious health problems or death if they are sent to Haiti which is dealing with a cholera epidemic and has notoriously unsanitary jails.

The advocates say at least one other deported Haitian is suffering from cholera-like symptoms.

Last December, Susana Barciela with the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) said the deportations could constitute cruel and unusual punishment.

“If they get deported, the conditions in Haiti are such that it could amount to a death sentence,â€

Am I supposed to be upset over this?

If so they missed their mark... this guy got the chance others are dying for and he intentionally blew it. He got to come here on refugee status and promptly commences to commit crimes, he signed his own death warrant( just my opinion).

Any immigration advocacy person who supports illegals and helps them should be charged with aiding and abetting criminals.

Maybe if he didn't break any criminal laws he wouldn't of been deported. Sounds like we should be blaming him for his own death. Call it suicide in my book.

Why are they trying to blame us for this? It's obviously the fault of Haiti and their prison system.

Quote..........Last December, Susana Barciela with the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) said the deportations could constitute cruel and unusual punishment.

Susana Latino why don't YOU take all the criminals in and be responsible for their crimes!