Dominican Republic offers help to migrants willing to leave

In this Thursday, June 18, 2015 photo, Milene Monime, 16, sits as her two-month-old son Jefferson Thezon, center, sleeps next to another person's child inside a school classroom where her family and others are staying after being deported the previous day from neighboring Dominican Republic, in the village of Fonbaya, Haiti. People began preparing Thursday for deportation from the Dominican Republic after failing to obtain legal residency as part of a government program to crack down on migrants, most of them from neighboring Haiti or of Haitian descent. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)

In this Thursday, June 18, 2015 photo, a youth who was recently deported from neighboring Dominican Republic with his family plays with a truck made from a vegetable oil bottle and bottle caps, outside a school building where residents have allowed the families to stay, in the village of Fonbaya, Haiti. Thousands of people began preparing Thursday for deportation from the Dominican Republic after failing to obtain legal residency as part of a government program to crack down on migrants, most of them from neighboring Haiti or of Haitian descent. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)