We have our own problems, we don't need the help of another nation turning our Bahamas into the hell you claim they are escaping. It's time these people sort out the problems in their own country instead of adding to ours.

It's a crying shame that your sad commentary is spot on in its entirety. These accurate sentiments have been expressed over and repeatedly for many years, but not a single government servant in a position of authority, with the ability to DO something about this horrible state of affairs, has stepped forward and taken steps to correct the problem.

Now that some action is finally being taken there is a great wailing and gnashing of teeth by those who have long taken advantage of our stupid hospitality. As many of the commenters have stated, we are human too, but this is OUR country. The country of the creole speaking humans lies to the south of ours.

Very scary guys and gals!!

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Hitmen for hire. Maybe they have a school.....

Just another day in Paradise.....

I have to wonder whether The Editor is aware that these invaders take bread out of the mouths of Bahamians. Living rent-free and regulation-free in their illegal shanty towns enables them to accept lower salaries, particularly from so-called second home-owners, than Bahamians who must shoulder the high taxes and fees levied on them which allow the invaders access to schooling, medical care, social services and all of the amenities of the country structure of which Bahamians now find themselves deprived because of over-crowding. All of this is due to the lunacy, corruption and lack of action of the governments, past and present, in allowing these foreign elements to waltz in and take over.

Election coming🤣🤣🤣

Further, there are unemployed bahamians from all over the bahamas looking for work in ABACO!!!

The shanty towns were there decades before Dorian and should NOT have been.. What gives, Editor? Moonlighting for Fred Smith?