USA Hang OUT

Max Bellerive Prime Minister told The Associated Press that his country is open to having Americans face the U.S. justice, since most government buildings – including Haiti’s courts – were crippled by the monster earthquake.

Some Haitian officials INSIS prosecution is needed to help Deterink child trafficking, which many fear will flourish in the chaos caused by the devastating Jan. 12 quake. The government and aid groups are still Struggling to get food, water, shelter and basic health care to hundreds of thousands of Survivors, and many parents are desperate to get help for their children.

After their arrest Friday near the border, the church group members were placed in two small concrete rooms in the same judicial police headquarters building where ministers have makeshift offices and give Briefings disaster response.

Puella said they came from a collapsed Orphanage. Their detained spokeswoman Laura Silsby, said they were “just trying to do the right thing,” but she conceded she had not obtained the required passports, birth certificates and adoption certificates for them – a near impossible challenge in the post-quake mayhem.

“It is clear now that they were trying to cross the border without papers. It is now clear that some of the children have parents live,” Bellerive said. “And it is clear now that they knew what they were doing was wrong.”