Government carries out sixth expulsion flight with 45 Colombian and Dominican migrants

The Chilean government carried out its sixth expulsion flight of 2026 on Friday, sending 45 foreign citizens back to Colombia and the Dominican Republic.

On Friday the government carried out the operation on a FACH plane. Of those expelled, 37 were Colombian and 8 Dominican. Thirty-six entered through unauthorized crossings, while others had records for drug trafficking and sexual abuse.

National Director of Migration Frank Sauerbaum noted that the total number of expulsions in 2026 reaches 1,102 people. Interior Undersecretary Máximo Pavez stated that this total exceeds the annual expulsions of 2022 and 2023.

PDI Subprefect Rodrigo Castro explained that most corresponded to administrative resolutions. Authorities also highlighted a 35.5% drop in entries through unauthorized crossings between January and May 2026 compared to the previous year.

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Chilean prosecutors reviewing immigration documents on Haitian minors entering via family reunification.
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Prosecutors open investigation into entry of Haitian minors

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The National Prosecutor's Office announced on Monday an ex officio investigation into the entry of Haitian children to Chile in 2025 through family reunification. Former National Migration Service director Luis Eduardo Thayer defended measures taken during his tenure.

On Thursday, 40 foreign nationals were deported from Iquique to Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia in the first flight under President José Antonio Kast's administration. Interior Undersecretary Máximo Pavez and National Migration Director Frank Sauerbaum outlined the Migration Control Plan, featuring increased flights and inspections. They stressed the operation was planned by the current government.

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The head of Chile's National Migration Service and a PDI deputy director presented details on Haitian children entering the country between 2022 and 2025.

US Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson stated that 313 individuals wanted by Mexican authorities have been transferred during Donald Trump's administration.

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Chile's Senate approved in general on Tuesday, by 24 votes to 20, a bill making clandestine entry into the country a crime. The measure amends the Migration and Foreigners Law, imposing minor imprisonment and fines. Indications can be submitted until May 28.

Fiscalía Centro Norte will formalize two Haitian citizens linked to Mundo Pam and Cananeen agencies this Thursday for migrant trafficking, money laundering and criminal association.

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The Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration held a briefing on 14 June detailing enforcement actions following President Cyril Ramaphosa’s five-point plan on illegal immigration. Over 2,745 foreign nationals have been repatriated so far. The government warned against vigilantism as anti-migrant groups set a 30 June deadline for undocumented migrants to leave.

 

 

 

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