MIAMI (AP) — The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 121 Haitian migrants found in the Atlantic Ocean, the largest repatriation of migrants in more than a year. A Coast Guard cutter encountered the overloaded boat about 22 miles (35 kilomters) south of Great Inagua, Bahamas, on Tuesday. The Coast Guard returned the migrants to Cap-Hatien, Haiti, on Wednesday after providing them with food, water and medical treatment. The Coast Guard reports that 1,028 migrants have been found attempting to illegally enter the United States via the Florida Straits, Atlantic and Caribbean Sea since Oct. 1.
No more refugees will be allowed into the U.S. this year unless they have a "bona fide" relationship with someone here, like a close family member. President Trump's had set 50-thousand person limit on the number of refugees admitted, half of what President Obama had approved. The limit was reached Wednesday and is part of the President's travel ban.