
Haitian's monthlong odyssey to America leaves him right back where he started
CNN
Guerrier Antoine traveled through at least 11 countries over the course of nearly a month, braving hostile authorities and violent bandits, being robbed of several years worth of savings, only to end up right back where he started: Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince, where he was born.
"We left our families hungry in Haiti to go and look for work and a good life," Antoine said. "The path has been difficult. Every time we get close, misery catches up."
Antoine, 43, is just one of thousands of Haitians detained by American authorities at the US-Mexico border and flown home this week.

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