Yes, there is a serious issue with low income housing - because every "house" that pops up is occupied by a Haitian. Remember there are 12 million of them down there just waiting for the next boat to come up. Maybe we should impose a $100/gallon gasoline tax (yes one hundred dollars per gallons) to help to pay for the additional costs of housing and health and schooling etc for Haitians in this country. Good idea? If it were a referendum, I would vote YES for sure. Only then will people get a true feeling for the magnitude and stupidity of the problem.

Until employers are fined very very large fines, the problem wont go away.

Vaccines reach? Bush crack patients gone.

Chester Cooper, we don't want your new normal. If that's what you're running on, save your $400. I see the mass shootings have been increasing in the USA. Even had a school shooting in Russia yesterday (of all places). People are reaching the end of their rope. How many more feet or inches are on that rope? I don't know. The problem, often times though, is that when ropes reach their ends and uprisings begin they are often very very difficult or even impossible to stop. I remember the LA riots after Rodney King. Imagine that on a global scale?

I can think of some loose screws that need tightening.

Why would anyone want to vacation anywhere during this time? Too many rules and regulations - plus you can't go anywhere to do anything - you always have to wear your mask, and you have to keep 3 pretzels in each of your socks all day long. During the day they end up crumbling and you then need to wash your socks separately in the sink before putting them in the laundry machine - or else the pretzel crumbs get into all of your clothing and stain them.

This is simply stupid. How can you have fun under these conditions?

Until the mask and pretzel requirements are removed, I myself to do not plan to go anywhere. I can walk around to nowhere just as well here as I can in any other city/country.

P.S. Channel 10 from Florida was recently there in Abaco and interviewed the Haitians and reported their sad crybaby tales - but interviewed nobody else. A one-sided story. Did they hear about the man on Peter street who was sleeping on the sidewalk last week cause he had nowhere to sleep indoors? No, or course he not. That man must have a been a worthless Bahamian dog - not worthy of notice or report.

He thinks he will win by a sympathy vote. Trust me - the very very vast majority can see sympathy in their rearview mirror, many cars behind.

Sir - I hereby give the Tribune my permission to give to you my contact info should that or any similar situation occur so that you can call me and I can rush immediately to kiss your feet and wipe them with expensive oils like that lady in the Bible did to Jesus. And I'm not joking. I will probably bring a thousand people with me. So ya feets gah be dead clean and smellin good !!!!! LOL

"Rights Bahamas said Mr Johnson ought to be reminded that the Bahamas is a member of the UN Human Rights Council, representing caricom of which the Republic of Haiti is a member."

So what does that mean? Bahamians need to all commit suicide to make room for Haitians?

"First of all, the majority of the individuals in question are not Haitian, but Bahamian citizens or lawful permit holders, as his government’s own studies have shown."

You sure they are not Japanese? Where yall get this stupid idea from? And if it is true then how come only Haitians making noise about it? You know the answer, because if a Bahamian should open his mouth and say he is living in an illegal establishment, he will be fine or arrested or otherwise dealt with by the law. If yall open ya mouth then the UN and every other cry-baby organization around world comes running like they heard a dog whistle.