Haitian mothers in the Dominican Republic are experiencing increased risks during childbirth due to fears of deportation. One mother, Katty Joseph, opted to give birth at home instead of seeking hospital care, citing concerns about her legal status.
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Haitian mothers in the Dominican Republic are experiencing increased risks during childbirth due to fears of deportation. One mother, Katty Joseph, opted to give birth at home instead of seeking hospital care, citing concerns about her legal status.
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Threat of Deportations Leads to Risky Childbirth for Haitian Mothers
Haitian Mothers Face Risks During Childbirth Due to Deportation Fears