No one has the balls to make the necessary changes to the law that would stop the influx such as turning the illegal boats around upon capture, making it a felony to hire illegals and change the current citizenship entitlement by birth. There is no need for the government to comment or condemn Munroe'e comments...he is not a government official.

How is one man's comment proof of deep seeded hate for Haitians? Why does the government have to denounce comments from a private citizen? And how are Bahamians responsible for hatred of Haitians? You cannot be serious. Nobody has to plaster on a smile and pretend to okay with the influx of Haitians and the strain they place on the country's limited resources if if they are not. This is the type of nonsense talk that really has the Haitian community believing they are somehow victims...and not accepting an iota of responsibility for their own circumstances. You Hypocrites that pretend to be humanitarians are so transparent.

Informing people of their rights is not the same as actively advocating for and representing them in court. Do you understand the difference? Mislabeling and speaking down to Bahamians as xenophobic bullies while pretending that Haitians are victims, is yet another difference. I recall Mitchell going to the OAS on official business and to defend against false claims of xenophobic policies...where did that lie come from?

Get over it Mr Darville. it was just a dumb comment not a threat to take lives, of which you were loudly silent. If we can look past private citizens like Anson Ally's vile and despicable threat, and Fred Smith's equally disgraceful behaviour...we can look past this comment. Time to move on.

"...fake people who claim to be advocates for justice." aka Fred Smith.

One case in over a decade?...amazing. Give the man a prize. An opportunity to show the PLP up. It has nothing to with human rights for Bahamians.

Then the courts are wrong just as they are in not enforcing penalties for employing and aiding illegal immigrants. This is why Fred Smith is praising them. Lawlessness in the legal profession is not unheard of...

Please continue...and also include one where he fought for the human rights of a Bahamian and took his concerns international human rights agencies on their behalf. Telling Bahamians about their rights, challenging the PLP, does not mean a whole lot since he is an FNM.

Read what the constitution says, immigration officers are conferred with all of the powers of a police officer if they suspect or is investigating an offense. Ch 191, part 3 sections 8 and 9 are very clear.

Looking out for your own is what you and every Haitian who comments on these pages do. Outside of these pages, it's no different. You may kill each other in Haiti but in The Bahamas you stick together and play the victim game.