Members of the fire rescue team Task Force 8, from Gainesville, Florida, search for bodies one week after Hurricane Dorian hit The Mudd neighborhood in the Marsh Harbor area of Abaco Island, Bahamas. Hurricane Dorian, the most powerful hurricane in the northwestern Bahamas’ recorded history, has killed at least 44 people in Bahamas. (Photo: Fernando Llano/AP)
“At this very moment, thousands—if not tens of thousands of people—are trapped in the Bahamas on devastated islands,” said Southern Poverty Law Center Senior Supervising Attorney Paul Chavez.
September 10, 2019 at 12:44 PM
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The Southern Poverty Law Center urged the U.S. government Tuesday to suspend visa requirements for people in the Bahamas affected by Hurricane Dorian.
“At this very moment, thousands—if not tens of thousands of people—are trapped in the Bahamas on devastated islands,” said center Senior Supervising Attorney Paul Chavez, who works with the group’s Immigrant Justice Project. He issued a statement Tuesday urgently calling on the government to intervene.
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