Former Haitian Military Chief Arrested In Orlando, worked at Disney.

AP ^ | 01/15/04 | AP

[Pikamax]

Haitian Military Chief Arrested In Orlando

POSTED: 1:55 AM EST January 15, 2004 UPDATED: 3:24 PM EST January 15, 2004

ORLANDO, Fla -- A former Haitian military officer linked to human rights violations in his homeland was arrested Wednesday and will be deported, federal officials said Wednesday.

Maj. Gen. Jean-Claude Duperval has been connected to the April 1994 massacre in the Haitian beach-front community of Raboteau.

In the raid, soldiers and paramilitary personnel burst into dozens of homes, beating and arresting people. Those who fled to the sea were shot. No one knows how many people were killed because soldiers prevented the victims' families from retrieving bodies.

Duperval entered the United States in 1995 as a visitor, lived in Orlando and worked for Walt Disney World's watercraft department until 2002.

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency said Wednesday that Duperval has exhausted all legal avenues for relief and will be removed from the country.

Formerly second-in-command in Haiti, Duperval was one of the leaders of the 1991 coup that overthrew Haitian President Jean Bertrand-Aristide. When Aristide returned to power in 1994, Duperval briefly served as interim army commander until he was replaced and transferred to a diplomatic post in Brazil.

Duperval is the fifth person arrested by immigration agents in Florida with links to the Raboteau massacre. Three others have been removed from the United States. Immigration officials said the fourth is being detained and will be removed.

[BenLurkin]

Huh. It's a small world after aAll.

[Rebelbase]

DAMN YOU!

[Cultural Jihad]

... and will be removed from the country.

This can't be true. We hear from the apoplectic nativists here that the borders are open and free and no one ever gets deported. In point of fact, the general will join some 1.7 million others who are deported each year.